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     John Milton Hooper was born in May 1857 at Indiana, USA, son of James Hooper.^4,5,6 He was listed as the son of James Hooper in the 1900 US Federal Census for Island Precinct, Blaine County, Idaho, USA.¹ John Milton Hooper was single on 18 June 1900.¹ He was a farm laborer at Island Precinct, Blaine County, Idaho, USA, on 18 June 1900.¹ He married Clarissa Louise Rogers, daughter of Oren Jeffords Rogers and Emerancy Elizabeth Nims, on 1 March 1903 at Lost River, Blaine County, Idaho, USA.^7,8,9 John Milton Hooper was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1910 US Federal Census for Antelope Precinct, Blaine County, Idaho, USA. The household included Clarissa Louise Gamett, Florence Edith Gamett, James Wilber Gamett and Flossie Susanna Emerancy Gamett.¹⁰
John Milton Hooper was a farmer on a general farm at Antelope Precinct, Blaine County, Indiana, USA, on 11 May 1910.¹¹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for Moore, Butte County, Idaho, USA. The household included Clarissa Louise Hooper and William Ardell Gamett.¹²
John Milton Hooper was a farmer at Moore, Butte County, Idaho, USA, on 1 April 1930.² He died on 1 September 1933 at Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho, USA, at age 76.¹³

     James Morrisey Kennelly was born on 8 May 1840 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA, son of James Daniel Kennelly and Julia Barron.^4,5,6 He married Innocent Clotilde Rogers, daughter of Oren Jeffords Rogers and Emerancy Elizabeth Nims, on 19 June 1879 at Park City, Summit County, Utah, USA.^7,8,9 James Morrisey Kennelly was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1880 US Federal Census for Park City, Summit County, Utah, USA. The household included Innocent Clotilde Kennelly and James Daniel Kennelly.¹⁰
James Morrisey Kennelly was a miner at Park City, Summit County, Utah, USA, on 1 June 1880.¹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1900 US Federal Census for 424 Fourth South St, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA. The household included Innocent Clotilde Kennelly, James Daniel Kennelly, Alice Mary Kennelly and Edmund B Kennelly.¹¹
James Morrisey Kennelly was a mining operator at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA, on 9 June 1900.² He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1910 US Federal Census for 424 Fourth South St, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA. The household included Innocent Clotilde Kennelly, Alice Mary Kennelly and Leila Darlyne Jones.¹²
James Morrisey Kennelly was a mine inspector at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA, on 28 April 1910.¹³ He was a mining operator on 10 August 1913.⁶ He died on 10 August 1913 at 424 Fourth South St, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA, at age 73^6,14,15 and was buried on 12 August 1913 at Mount Calvary Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.^3,16

     Henry Reich was also known as Henry Rich.⁴ He was born on 20 August 1861 at Racine, Racine County, Wisconsin, USA, son of Frederick 'Fred' Reich and Margaret S Knobles.^5,6,3 He married Emily Melvina Rogers, daughter of Oren Jeffords Rogers and Emerancy Elizabeth Nims, on 29 May 1888 at Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.^7,8,9 Henry Reich was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1900 US Federal Census for Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA. The household included Emily Melvina Reich, May Reich, Ida Reich, Ben Reich, Fred Reich and Orin J Reich.¹⁰
Henry Reich was a farmer at Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 22 June 1900.⁴ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1910 US Federal Census for Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA. The household included Emily Melvina Reich, Ida Reich, Ben Reich, Fred Reich and Orin J Reich.¹¹
Henry Reich was a farmer with a home farm at Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 17 May 1910.⁹ He lived at Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 12 September 1918.¹² He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1920 US Federal Census for Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA. The household included Emily Melvina Reich and Orin J Reich.¹³
Henry Reich was a house carpenter at Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 18 January 1920.² He was left a widower by the death of Emily Melvina Rogers on 4 January 1928.^14,15 Henry Reich was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA. The household included.¹⁵
Henry Reich was a laborer at odd jobs at American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA, on 10 April 1930.¹⁵ He died on 11 June 1943 at Utah County, Utah, USA, at age 81^16,3 and was buried at Arco, Butte County, Idaho, USA.³

     Lodicy Nowlan was born on 14 May 1869 at Utah, USA.^4,5,6,3 She married Barney Rudolphus Rogers, son of Oren Jeffords Rogers and Emerancy Elizabeth Nims, on 17 October 1885 at Granger, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.^7,3,8 Lodicy Rogers was listed as the wife of Barney Rudolphus Rogers in the 1900 US Federal Census for Forks Precinct, Idaho County, Idaho, USA.⁹ Lodicy Nowlan had four children all still living by 3 July 1900.¹⁰ She was listed as the wife of Barney Rudolphus Rogers in the 1910 US Federal Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Idaho County, Idaho, USA.¹¹ Lodicy Nowlan had six children, five still living by 11 May 1910.¹² She was listed as the wife of Barney Rudolphus Rogers in the 1920 US Federal Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Idaho County, Idaho, USA.¹³ Lodicy Rogers was listed as the wife of Barney Rudolphus Rogers in the 1930 US Federal Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Idaho County, Idaho, USA.¹⁴ Lodicy Nowlan lived at Nez Perce County, Idaho, USA, in February 1967.⁴ She died in February 1967 at age 97^4,15 and was buried at Prairie View Cemetery, Grangeville, Idaho County, Idaho, USA.¹⁵

     Robert Hollinger Doak also went by the name of Bob.⁴ He was born on 26 September 1922 at Los Angeles County, California, USA.^5,2,1 He married first (?) (?) on 1 November 1944 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, USA.⁶ Robert Hollinger Doak and (?) (?) were divorced in 1945.⁶ Robert Hollinger Doak married second Willa Colleen Marshall, daughter of Edgar Archibald Marshall and Grace Gertrude Gamett, in 1947.¹ Robert Hollinger Doak and Willa Colleen Marshall were divorced in June 1970 at Siskiyou County, California, USA.¹ Robert Hollinger Doak and Willa Colleen Marshall were divorced on 11 October 1978 at Siskiyou County, California, USA.³ Robert Hollinger Doak died on 14 August 1989 at Los Angeles County, California, USA, at age 66.^2,7

     Alzeria Pierce was also known as Alvira.⁴ She was born between June 1804 and March 1805 at New York, USA.^5,6,7 She married Rodolphus Nims, son of Rufus Nims and Cynthia Wright, say 1824.^8,9,10 Alzeria Nims was listed in the household of Rodolphus Nims in the 1850 US Federal Census for Monroe, Monroe County, Michigan, USA.¹¹ Alzeria Nims was listed in the household of Rodolphus Nims in the 1860 US Federal Census for Monroe, Monroe County, Michigan, USA.¹² Alzeria Nims was the married woman (probably wife) listed in the household of Rodolphus Nims in the 1870 US Federal Census for Monroe, Monroe County, Michigan, USA.¹³ Alzeria Pierce and Marianne Perkins were keeping house at Monroe, Monroe County, Michigan, USA, on 5 July 1870.¹⁴ Alzeria Pierce died on 29 February 1872 at Monroe, Monroe County, Michigan, USA.^15,16

     Maj John Carr was born on 2 January 1852 at Wisconsin, USA, son of Nicholas and Anna Carr.^2,4,5 He married Anna Lise Nims, daughter of Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel, on 1 April 1872 at Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.^6,7,8 Maj John Carr moved in 1877 to Washington, USA.² He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1880 US Federal Census for Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr, Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel.⁹
Maj John Carr was a carpenter at Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA, on 26 June 1880.¹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1885 US State Census for Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr and Lolo D Carr.¹⁰
Maj John Carr was a farmer at Columbia County, Washington, USA, on 2 February 1885.¹¹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1887 US State Census for Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr and Lolo D Carr.¹²
Maj John Carr was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1889 US State Census for Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr and Lolo D Carr.¹³
Maj John Carr was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1900 US Federal Census for Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr, Lolo D Carr and Beulah Carr.¹⁴
Maj John Carr was a lumberman at Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA, on 15 June 1900.³ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1910 US Federal Census for First St, Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr, Lolo D Carr, Beulah Carr and Fred Stanfield Harman.¹⁵
Maj John Carr was a machinist in a planing mill at Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA, on 19 April 1910.¹⁶ He was "learned the carpenter's and builder's trade, which he followed for a considerable period. Eventually he branched out into other lines and became identified with the operations of a lumber and planing mill."² He "served as a captain and Lieutenant colonel in the state militia for many years and was made a major of the First Washington Regiment at the outbreak of the Spanish-American war, thus winning the title by which he is known."² He lived at Dayton, Columbia County, Washington, USA, in 1918.² He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1920 US Federal Census for 232 Mabel St, Ironwood, Gogebic County, Michigan, USA. The household included Anna Lise Carr, Lolo D Carr and Fred Stanfield Harman.¹⁷
Maj John Carr was a mechanic for machinery at Ironwood, Gogebic County, Michigan, USA, on 3 January 1920.¹⁸ He died before 1 April 1930.¹⁹

     Thomas Shepherd was born between January 1834 and January 1835 at Canada.² He married Emily M Nims, daughter of Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel, on 16 October 1856 at Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.^1,3 Thomas Shepherd died in January 1870 at Osborn, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, USA.⁴

     Annie T Dorward was also known as Anna.^3,4,5 She was born on 13 May 1838 at Scotland, daughter of Alexander and Isabel Dorwood.^6,7,8 She immigrated to USA in 1840.⁹ She was listed as the daughter of Alexander Dorwood in the 1850 US Federal Census for Rubicon, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.¹⁰ Annie T Dorward married Orson Degroff Nims, son of Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel, on 11 January 1858 at Neosho, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.^11,12,13 Annie T Nims was listed in the household of Orson Degroff Nims in the 1860 US Federal Census for Hustisford, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.¹⁴ Annie T Nims was the married woman (probably wife) listed in the household of Orson Degroff Nims in the 1870 US Federal Census for Hustisford, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.¹⁵ Annie T Dorward was keeping house at Hustisford, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA, on 8 June 1870.¹⁶ She was listed as the daughter of Orson Degroff Nims in the 1880 US Federal Census for Hustisford, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.¹⁷ Annie T Dorward and Anna I Nims were keeping house at Hustisford, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA, on 12 June 1880.¹⁸ Annie T Nims was listed as the wife of Orson Degroff Nims in the 1900 US Federal Census for Milton St, Canton Township, Lincoln County, South Dakota, USA.¹⁹ Annie T Dorward had eight children, six still living by 12 June 1900.⁹ She died on 29 August 1908 at Lincoln County, South Dakota, USA, at age 70^20,21,8 and was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota, USA.^22,8

     Pearline Brandon was also known as Lenore.^2,3 She was born circa October 1929 at Colorado, USA.^4,3 She was the daughter of Andrew Oscar Brandon and Lillian Pearl Larsen.^1,3 Pearline Brandon was listed as the granddaughter of Susie Alice Brandon in the 1930 US Federal Census for Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado, USA.⁵ Pearline Brandon died in 1949.³

     George W Brandon was born circa 10 January 1855 at New York, USA, son of Reuben S and Emma Brandon.^3,4,5 He was listed in the household of Reuben Brandon in the 1860 US Federal Census for Prattsville, Greene County, New York, USA.¹ George W Brandon was listed in the household of Reuben S Brandon in the 1870 US Federal Census for Prattsville, Greene County, New York, USA.² George W Brandon married Addaline Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of Oren Jeffords Rogers and Emerancy Elizabeth Nims, on 9 August 1875.^6,7 George W Brandon was shot and died on 8 March 1880 at Cassia County, Idaho, USA,^6,8 and was buried at Farmers Corner Burials, Burley, Cassia County, Idaho, USA.⁶

     Ray Mason Grice was born on 17 May 1894 at Del Norte, Rio Grande County, Colorado, USA.^1,4,5 He was the son of Herbert Lester Grice and Alice Lucinda Canfield.^2,6 Ray Mason Grice was listed as the son of Herbert Lester Grice in the 1900 US Federal Census for Sherman Township, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, USA.⁷ Ray Mason Grice was listed in the household of Herbert Lester Grice in the 1905 US State Census for Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA.⁸ Ray Mason Grice was listed as the son of Herbert Lester Grice in the 1910 US Federal Census for 2029 Van Buren St, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA.⁹ Ray Mason Grice was listed in the household of Herbert Lester Grice in the 1915 US State Census for Van Buren St, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA.¹⁰ Ray Mason Grice was a clerk in 1915.¹¹ He married Nell G (?) circa 1916.^12,13,1 Ray Mason Grice was a clerk for the A.T. & S.F. Railway Company at Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA, on 5 June 1917.¹ He and Nell G (?) lived at 211 East Eslide, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA, on 5 June 1917.¹ Ray Mason Grice was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1920 US Federal Census for 422 Lane St, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA. The household included Nell G Grice.¹⁴
Ray Mason Grice was a filing clerk in a railway office at Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA, on 14 January 1920.¹⁵ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for 422 Lane St, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA. The household included Nell G Grice.¹⁶
Ray Mason Grice was a foreman in the Sante Fe lumber yard at Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, USA, on 2 April 1930.³ He died on 19 August 1984 at age 90.¹⁷

     Beverly Kay Jackson also went by the name of Bev.² She was born on 2 January 1956 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA, daughter of Clifford Irvin Jackson and Martha May Nelson.^3,2 She married Sidney Bernell Bristol, son of Bernell LaMar Bristol and Norma Marie Lallas, on 21 April 1979 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.¹ Beverly Kay Jackson and Sidney Bernell Bristol lived at 3520 Hawthorne Rd, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA, from 1993 to 2001.^4,5 Beverly Kay Jackson was left a widow by the death of Sidney Bernell Bristol on 24 September 2001.^6,1 Beverly Kay Jackson lived at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA, on 3 March 2008.³ She died on 3 March 2008 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA, at age 52^3,2 and was buried at Mountain View Cemetery, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.²

     Joseph Biggs Tuttle was born on 27 November 1994 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.¹ He was the son of Sean David Tuttle and Tamara Jane Lallas.¹ Joseph Biggs Tuttle was christened on 30 November 1994 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.² He died on 2 December 1994 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA,^1,3 and was buried on 5 December 1994 at West Valley, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.¹

     Ruth E Stewart was the daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Stewart.¹ She married Leon Earl Lallas, son of Peter Michael Lallas and Lucile Eloda Marshall, on 12 March 1950 at First Baptist Church, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.¹ Ruth E Stewart witnessed attended the family reunion in July 1964 at 707 North Eighth Ave, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.² She and Leon Earl Lallas lived at Seattle, King County, Washington, USA, in July 1964.² Ruth E Stewart died in 1969.³

     Gertrude Scarlett Stewart was also known as Trudy.³ She was born on 24 March 1918 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA, daughter of Harry Wesley Stewart and Edie Frances Gilbert.^4,5,2 She was listed as the daughter of H. W. Stewart in the 1920 US Federal Census for Maricopa Rd, Tolleson, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA.¹ Gertrude Scarlett Stewart and Leon Earl Lallas obtained a marriage license circa 25 September 1975 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.⁶ Gertrude Scarlett Stewart married Leon Earl Lallas, son of Peter Michael Lallas and Lucile Eloda Marshall, on 26 September 1975 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA.⁷ Gertrude Scarlett Stewart and Leon Earl Lallas lived at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA, on 25 July 1976.⁸ Gertrude Scarlett Stewart and Leon Earl Lallas lived at Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA, on 24 May 1977.⁹ Gertrude Scarlett Stewart lived at Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA, on 4 October 1990.⁴ She died on 4 October 1990 at age 72.^4,2

     Arvilla S Nims was born on 4 May 1853 at Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Loyal Nims and Sylvia Angel.^1,2 Arvilla S Nims probably died before 1 June 1860 as she was not listed with the family in the 1860 Census.⁴

     Dorothy Reich also went by the name of Dottie.³ She was born on 25 February 1925 at Vernal, Uintah County, Utah, USA.^4,3,5 She was the daughter of Orin J Reich and Manellie Marie Murray.^1,3,2 Dorothy Reich was listed as the daughter of Orin J Reich in the 1930 US Federal Census for American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA.⁶ Dorothy Reich married first (?) Galyean before 1942.³ Dorothy Reich married second James Allen Cook.⁷ Dorothy Reich lived at Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, USA, on 24 March 1951.² She survived the death of Cpl Clarence Ralph Reich on 24 March 1951 at Korea.^8,9 Dorothy Reich owned and managed a chain of restaurants at Colorado, USA, before 1960.³ She moved in 1960 to Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, USA.³ She married third Dorsey G Kesselring on 5 March 1971 at Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, USA.^10,11 Dorothy Reich and Dorsey G Kesselring were divorced in May 1972 at Inyo County, California, USA.¹¹ Dorothy Reich and Dorsey G Kesselring were divorced on 11 July 1972 at Washoe County, Nevada, USA.¹² Dorothy Reich moved to Springdale, Washington County, Utah, USA, when she retired.³ She lived at 589 Zion Park Blvd, Springdale, Washington County, Utah, USA, from 1993 to 2002.¹³ She died on 10 March 2005 at Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, USA, at age 80^3,5 and was buried on 19 March 2005 at Jolley-Gifford Cemetery, Springdale, Washington County, Utah, USA.³

     Orin J Reich was born on 13 August 1899 at Vernal, Uintah County, Utah, USA.^4,2,3 He was the son of Henry Reich and Emily Melvina Rogers.^5,1,6 Orin J Reich was listed as the son of Henry Reich in the 1900 US Federal Census for Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA.⁷ Orin J Reich was listed as the son of Henry Reich in the 1910 US Federal Census for Vernal Precinct, Uintah County, Utah, USA.⁸ Orin J Reich was an auto mechanic for the Uintah Motor Company at Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 12 September 1918.² He lived at Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA, on 12 September 1918.² He was listed as the son of Henry Reich in the 1920 US Federal Census for Vernal City, Uintah County, Utah, USA.⁹ Orin J Reich married Manellie Marie Murray on 17 April 1923 at Maeser, Uintah County, Utah, USA.^10,11,12 Orin J Reich was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA. The household included Manellie Marie Reich, Lawrence Eugene Reich, Cpl Clarence Ralph Reich and Dorothy Reich.¹³
Orin J Reich was a carpenter in the building industry at American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA, on 8 April 1930.¹⁴ He survived the death of Cpl Clarence Ralph Reich on 24 March 1951 at Korea.^15,16 Orin J Reich and Manellie Marie Murray had four children.¹² Orin J Reich and Manellie Marie Murray were divorced.¹² Orin J Reich survived the death of Fred Reich on 12 April 1973 at Arco, Butte County, Idaho, USA.^17,18,19 Orin J Reich lived at Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, USA, on 5 November 1983.²⁰ He died on 5 November 1983 at age 84^21,20 and was buried at Jolley-Gifford Cemetery, Springdale, Washington County, Utah, USA.^21,22

     Manellie Marie Murray was also known as Nellie Marie.^2,3,4 She was born on 12 June 1902 at Vernal, Uintah County, Utah, USA, daughter of William Ashby Murray and Beatrice Manellie Howarth.^5,6,1 She married Orin J Reich, son of Henry Reich and Emily Melvina Rogers, on 17 April 1923 at Maeser, Uintah County, Utah, USA.^3,7,1 Manellie Marie Reich was listed as the wife of Orin J Reich in the 1930 US Federal Census for American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA.⁸ Manellie Marie Murray survived the death of Cpl Clarence Ralph Reich on 24 March 1951 at Korea.^9,10 Manellie Marie Murray and Orin J Reich had four children.¹ Manellie Marie Murray and Orin J Reich were divorced.¹ Manellie Marie Murray lived at Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, USA, on 12 January 1974.⁶ She died on 12 January 1974 at Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, USA, at age 71^6,1 and was buried on 17 January 1974 at Maeser Fairview Cemetery, Vernal, Uintah County, Utah, USA.^1,11

     Paul Frederick Money was born on 19 February 1935 at Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.^1,3,2 He served in the the US Marine Corp between 15 February 1956 and 14 August 1959, with a tour of duty in the Mediterranean Sea.² He married Virginia Lee MacDonald, daughter of Roy Noble MacDonald and Doris Iona Hoige.² Paul Frederick Money died on 20 November 1996 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, USA, at age 61^1,2 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁴

     Roy Noble MacDonald was also known as LeRoy.³ He was born on 19 January 1915 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.^4,5,2 He was the son of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble.^3,1 Roy Noble MacDonald was listed as the son of James Allen McDonald in the 1920 US Federal Census for 407½ West Dominick St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁶ Roy Noble MacDonald was listed as the son of James Allen McDonald in the 1930 US Federal Census for Lower Taberg Rd, Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁷ Roy Noble MacDonald married Doris Iona Hoige on 28 January 1940.^8,2 Roy Noble MacDonald was left a widower by the death of Doris Iona Hoige on 24 February 1980.^9,8 Roy Noble MacDonald First house recalled was on Dominick St. (SE corner of Dominick & Madison) in Rome, NY. There was a horse barn south of the house, used for the Erie Canal boat horses and mules. Later moved to a four family house in the next block ( 400 block) west on the south side of Dominick St., near Jay’s Pharmacy. Got free rides on the trolley to Liberty Street School (later Barringer School where grandchildren attended). Family bought small 5 acre farm for about $500, on Skinner Rd. (at the end of Slone Rd.), in Lee Center in 1922, from Jud? or Jed? Fox (horse trader). Summers were spent at the farm, winters (school time) were spent in Rome ,at a rented gray house on 500 block Whitesboro St. just past Jay St., on the Erie Canal (now Erie Blvd.) between Arsenal St. and Jay St. (Lived upstairs for awhile., then lived downstairs. Wife's maternal grandmother lived in the downstairs of this house during the time he lived upstairs.) Used to ice skate on the old Canal. Remembers when the canal was filled in, that they dumped old horse drawn hearses and buggies, beds from Rome Bedstead, and nickelodeons (that played the cylinder type records) into it. Also remembers a winter when the he was able to walk out the second story window onto the snow.
In 1929, after the “Crash”, the family moved permanently to the farm in Lee Center, NY. They raised calves, pigs, and chickens for meat. They also had horses. He remembered one small, white mare (an albino with a pink nose and eyes) in particular, who was very fast and wild. He was the only one who rode her, because she would turn quickly and throw people. Sister Lillian, was best friends with his future wife-to -be Doris, who lived down the road on the corner of Skinner Rd. and Brookfield Rd. Doris’ mother tried to keep them apart, because she wanted him to date her daughter Dorothy instead.
Remembers a cheese factory at West Lee Corners where they experimented with using whey to make a type of butter substitute instead of giving the whey to pigs. Also remembers playing on a railroad engine in Lee Center that was from an unfinished railroad to there. Lee Center was a more self sufficient town at the time. There were two stores, one being Hartson’s on the north side of Main St. next to the Masonic Temple. He remembered that you could get almost anything either from there or by ordering from Sears, Roebuck. There was also another store near the corner of Main and Thomas. The town also had a barber shop, and another store (opened inthe 1930s). A daily horse stage ran from Point Rock to Rome, going through Lee Center. It carried the mail and newspaper. The stage was run by the Paine family. Roy worked for Harold Paine’s father, who was a horse trader and carpenter. Food was kept cold by ice, which was harvested in the winter in 300 lb. cakes and stored in saw dust through the year. He had helped harvest ice.
In 1929, he worked on a farm for Stewart Preston at Preston Hil lFarm in Camden, NY. In 1931, he worked for Ed Hyde, courts tenographer in Utica. he took his driver’s license test and Mr. Hyde brought it home to him the same day. In 1931, he helped his father wire their house with electricity from a 32 volt Delco glass battery that was charged with a gasoline generator (regular electric lines did not exist in the area yet.) In 1934, he worked for Charlie Munger in Deansboro, NY and agreed to run his farm for one year. He said it was a very tough year. Mr Munger was financially in the hole because of the depression and asked if he would run it for a year if he bought some cows, which he did, buying sixty cows. He ran the whole thing alone, including cooking forhimself. The cows were excellent and would each give 150 pounds of milk a day, compared to 60-70 lbs, which was the average at that time. They had to be milked three times a day: 4am, noon, and 10pm. He also raised 12 acres of cabbage, plus peas, and potatoes. Between the milk and the cash crops the owner was able to recover his losses. He also remembered when he first went there, being given a team of horses who no-one would drive, because they would run away and break things up. He hitched them up in the winter to a full manure boat and took them to a tall hill. He let them run until they tired They never gave him any more trouble. When the year was up and the new person came to the farm, they were coming back from a field of cabbage. He walked and the new man took the team, who promptly ran off with him, along with a full load off cabbages, which went flying everywhere! 1934-1935 Worked with Lee rounds(electrician) wiring rural electric lines. 1935 enlisted in the Army.Took a boat from Brooklyn down through the Panama Canal to San Francisco,then onto Hawaii for basic training. Spent the whole tour of dutythere. Last name was accidently changed to 'Mac' instead of 'Mc',during his tour in the Army. This spelling was used from then on.Returned to Rome, NY and worked for Revere Copper & Brass as a foreman.

Married 1/28?/40 . Lived on Main St. in Verona, NY. Son Roy Jr.'Butch' b. Nov. 10, 1940 (d. Jan. 16, 1965 of kidney failure.) 1942 or1943 Car accident - rolled Hudson end to end. Caused by hypoglycemia.Daughter Virginia Lee b. May 8, 1943. Moved to 531 W. Court St., Rome,NY. 1948 or 1949 Built a house in 'Kent town' - Floyd, NY, lived thereuntil 1952. 1952 - 1956 Moved to Evan's Farm in Floyd, NY. Worked atMcDonald's Carpenter Shop in Oneida, NY (owned by his uncle Roy). Firstnew car owned was a 1955 Ford. 1956-1957 moved to Skinner Rd., LeeCenter, NY (down the road from childhood home. The house was owned byhis parents.) Started 'Best Joulosie' with Bill Cilente or Paul Bowers.Sold out to partner. Started 'Rome Joulosie' with Bill Cilente or PaulBowers. Sold out to partner. Summer 1957 moved to Memphis, Tennesseeand lived with sister Florence for awhile, until he found a job. Workedfor Bob ? doing contracting work. Moved back to Rome, Dec. 23, 1957. Hestayed with a friend Ed Shevey. His wife stayed with Paul & Ann Bowers.Son Butch stayed with Roy's sister Lillian. Daughter Virginia stayedwith Roy's brother Jack and wife Eleanor. Roy and wife rented anapartment on N. James St. in Rome, NY in Feb. 1958. Children remainedwhere they were until the end of the school year. Summer 1958 moved toSkinner Rd. Lee Center, NY to childhood home. Lived there to 1961.Started work for John Mondrick Plumbing in 1960. 1961, after childrenboth married moved to Jay St., Rome, NY, until 1965. 1965 moved toPleasant Ave., Rome, NY. Spring 1966 moved to corner of Court & MadisonSts. into the upstairs apartment. 1966 moved back to 531 W. Court St.,Rome, NY, until 1968. 1968 bought son & daughter-in-laws trailer atPleasant View Trailer Court on Stokes Hill, Lee Center, NY, and movedthere. 1969 bought lot on Podunk Rd., Lee Center, NY. Developed the lotand moved his trailer there in 1970. Lived there until 1981. 1978began working for the Rome Nursing Home, Rome, NY. 1981 moved to Rome,NY and lived in various apartments. Did wood working as a hobby. Homerestoration work done on houses at Erie Canal Village (spiralstaircase). 1991 moved to Zephyr Hills, Florida.

SS # 064-14-6591.² He lived at Zephyrhills, Pasco County, Florida, USA, on 18 September 1995.⁵ He died on 18 September 1995 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA, at age 80^5,8,2 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁸

     Doris Iona Hoige was born on 10 February 1917 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, USA.^2,1 She married Roy Noble MacDonald, son of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble, on 28 January 1940.^3,1 Doris Iona Hoige lived with her aunt(?) Lydia Hogan (and used her surname) for the first part of her life. Then was called home (Rome, NY) by her mother when she was old enough to work. She enjoyed visiting her maternal grandmother, Martha Delano Greeney, and sleeping on her feather bed. She did not have a birth certificate and was not sure if her name was Iona Doris or Doris Iona, also the year of birth was not positive. The family later moved to Lee Center, NY on the southeast corner of Skinner Rd. and Brookfield Rd. She became close friends with Lillian McDonald, her future sister-in-law. She once saw her future husband plowing in a field with horses, and commented to her friend Lillian how handsome he was, only to find out it was Lillian's brother. At about 14, she left home to go to California. She took a bus across the country and only had one sandwich to eat the whole trip.When she got off the bus in California, two men took her by each arm and started walking off with her down the road. An older Mexican lady stopped them and took her in and fed her. She stayed there awhile until she got a job. She eventually worked for a Jewish family who treated he rvery well. The husband was a Hollywood producer or director. She returned home to NY about 1933, but returned to California for a few years, until returning to NY permanently. She used the name Maxine Alden while in California. After returning to NY she started dating Roy McDonald who she latermarried at the age of 23. After she had both of her children, during times of great poverty, a wealthy, old boyfriend from California showed up in NY, and wanted to take her away. She very soundly refused.¹ She died on 24 February 1980 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA, at age 63^2,3 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.³

     Roy Noble MacDonald Jr was also known as Butch.¹ He was born on 10 November 1940.² He was the son of Roy Noble MacDonald and Doris Iona Hoige.² Roy Noble MacDonald Jr married Audrey Weiler on 14 October 1961.³ Roy Noble MacDonald Jr died on 16 January 1965 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, USA, at age 24^1,2 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹

     James Allen McDonald may have been known as James Aloysius.⁴ He was born on 10 July 1889 at Morristown, St Lawrence County, New York, USA.^5,6,4 He was the son of John Justin McDonald and Cordelia Estella Fitch.^7,4,3 James Allen McDonald was listed as the son of John Justin McDonald in the 1900 US Federal Census for Morristown, St Lawrence County, New York, USA.⁸ As a young man he spent about 5 years living with his cousin George Goodwin. He often trapped and hunted on the St. Lawrence River. At around 17 or 18 yrs. his foot was accidentally shot by his second cousin while duck hunting. He lost his foot as a result, and never spoke to his cousin again! He later made a foot of aluminum, with a hinge near the toe area. He always wore high shoes so he could attach two metal bars to his leg. He got around very well, in fact he was the only one who would climb the ladder to use a jack hammer on Delta Dam when they were rebuilding it in the early 1930s. The bullet was discovered shortly before he died in a leg x-ray when he broke his leg.⁹ James Allen McDonald immigrated with Cordelia Estella Fitch to Canada in 1908.¹⁰ James Allen McDonald witnessed the burial of Leone Ruth Estelle Clucas on 6 December 1909 at St Joseph West End Church, Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada.¹¹ James Allen McDonald was listed as the son of Cordelia Estella McDonald in the 1911 Canadian Census for 12 Stadacona, Montréal, Québec, Canada.¹² James Allen McDonald was an electrician at Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 1 June 1911.³ He was single on 1 June 1911.³ He was Methodist with Cordelia Estella Fitch on 1 June 1911 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.¹³ James Allen McDonald was an electrician in a hospital in Montreal and met his future wife, Charlotte, who was a nurse there.⁹ He married Charlotte Ethel Noble on 28 October 1912 at St Jude's Anglican Church, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^1,14,15 James Allen McDonald removed to Rome, NY near the end of 1914 to work in a hotel on Dominick St. that his brother Roy ran there. Two months later his wife and daughter followed. Their son Roy Noble was born soon after their return to the US.⁹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1920 US Federal Census for 407½ West Dominick St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA. The household included Charlotte Ethel McDonald, Pearl Mary McDonald, Roy Noble MacDonald and Lillian R McDonald.¹⁶
James Allen McDonald was an electrician at a brewery at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA, on 3 January 1920.¹⁷ He purchased a farm in Allentown (later part of Lee Center, NY) in 1922 or 1924 for a summer home and later moved there permanently in 1929 during the Depression.⁹ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for Lower Taberg Rd, Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA. The household included Charlotte Ethel McDonald, Pearl Mary McDonald, Roy Noble MacDonald, Lillian R McDonald, Florence Mae McDonald and Betty Jane McDonald.¹⁸
James Allen McDonald was a laborer at a lumber mill at Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA, on 23 April 1930.¹⁹ He was employed as a farmer, carpenter, and electrician. He helped build the Beeches Restaurant, including the stonework.⁹ He died on 3 April 1956 at Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA, at age 66^4,9 and was buried on 6 April 1956 at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.^20,4

     Charlotte Ethel Noble was of Welsh descent. Her mother died in childbirth and she was raised by an aunt and educated in England. Her father was a saddler at the time of her birth. She came to North America at 14. She had written her brother, who was a sea captain or captain's mate, and told him she was unhappy. The letter took six months to get to him, but when he received it he got her a passport and brought her to Canada. She only had about $15.00. She recieved training and worked at a church hospital in Montreal, before coming to the US. She was a nurse and midwife by trade.

Siblings: Elizabeth(Lil) Gertrude Prowse of Montreal, Canada. Mar. 22, 1961; Edith Abbiss(step sister?) d. May 21, 1966; and a brother. Daughter Pearl kept in contact with family in England. A relative in England was a professional ballet dancer who kept in touch with Charlotte's daughter Pearl.⁴ She was born on 15 January 1888 at West Derby, Lancashire, England.^5,6,4 She immigrated to Canada circa 1902.⁴ She married James Allen McDonald, son of John Justin McDonald and Cordelia Estella Fitch, on 28 October 1912 at St Jude's Anglican Church, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^1,7,8 Charlotte Ethel Noble immigrated to USA in 1914.⁹ She witnessed the baptism of Pearl Mary McDonald on 1 February 1914 at St Jude's Anglican Church, Montréal, Québec, Canada.¹⁰ Charlotte Ethel Noble was naturalized in 1915.⁹ She was listed as the wife of James Allen McDonald in the 1920 US Federal Census for 407½ West Dominick St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹¹ Charlotte Ethel McDonald was listed as the wife of James Allen McDonald in the 1930 US Federal Census for Lower Taberg Rd, Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹² Charlotte Ethel Noble died on 20 April 1979 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA, at age 91⁴ and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee Center, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹³

     Pearl Mary McDonald was born on 30 July 1913 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^1,4,5 She was the daughter of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble.^1,2,3 Pearl Mary McDonald was baptized on 1 February 1914 at St Jude's Anglican Church, Montréal, Québec, Canada.¹ She was listed as the daughter of James Allen McDonald in the 1920 US Federal Census for 407½ West Dominick St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁶ Pearl Mary McDonald was listed as the daughter of James Allen McDonald in the 1930 US Federal Census for Lower Taberg Rd, Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁷ Pearl Mary McDonald married first John Carver say 1934.⁸ Pearl Mary McDonald married second (?) Evans.⁵ Pearl Mary McDonald died on 2 February 1989 at Long Island, New York, USA, at age 75.^5,8

     Lillian R McDonald was born on 29 June 1917 at New York, USA.^4,5,6 She was the daughter of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble.^1,2,3 Lillian R McDonald was listed as the daughter of James Allen McDonald in the 1920 US Federal Census for 407½ West Dominick St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁷ Lillian R McDonald was listed as the daughter of James Allen McDonald in the 1930 US Federal Census for Lower Taberg Rd, Lee Township, Oneida County, New York, USA.⁸ Lillian R McDonald married Nicholas Olejniuk say 1941.⁹ Lillian R McDonald died on 16 April 2005 at Oneida County, New York, USA, at age 87^4,10 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Lee, Oneida County, New York, USA.^11,10

     James Allen McDonald Jr was born in 1919 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.² He was the son of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble.² James Allen McDonald Jr died circa May 1920 at Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA,^1,2 and was buried on 31 May 1920 at Rome Cemetery, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹

     Harold J Stevenson Jr was born on 18 May 1920 at New York, USA, son of Harold J. Stevenson Sr and Vernice Turner.^2,1,3 He may have been the boy was listed as the grandson of John M and Mary A Wilder in the 1930 US Federal Census for 611 North Miller St, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.³ Harold J Stevenson Jr married Jeanne Iris McDonald, daughter of James Allen McDonald and Charlotte Ethel Noble, say 1943.¹ Harold J Stevenson Jr lived at Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA, on 22 April 2000.² He died on 22 April 2000 at age 79^1,2 and was buried at St Mary Cemetery, Rome, Oneida County, New York, USA.¹