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2301	In 1881, the family of Samuel and Mary Holman are residing at 1 Phoenix Place, East Stonehouse, Devon, England. The 1881 census lists Samuel Holman's occupation as tailor cutter.	Family: Samuel Holman / Mary (F6181)
2302	In 1891 the family of James William Kibble were residing at 24 Chapel Hill, Halstead, Maldon, Essex County, England. James was employed as a general labourer and his wife, Sarah was a silk weaver.	Family: James William Kibble / Sarah Newcombe (F6085)
2303	In 1900 Bertha Olson is living with daughter, Johanna and son-in-law George Gilbertson at 515 Forest Street, Eau Claire, city ward 8, Wisconsin.	??, Berthe (I15236)
2304	In 1900 the family is residing at 515 Forest Street, Eau Claire, city ward 8, Wisconsin. The family of Chas Gilbertson (born October 1853 in Norway) is residing at 523 Forest Street.	Family: Jorgen "George" Gilbertson / Johanna Caroline Olson (F0448)
2305	In 1900 the family of Herman Eichelman and Mary Sippel were residing on Calfax Street in North East Borough, Erie County, Pennsylvania where Herman was employed as a tailor.	Family: Herman Albert Eichelman / Mary E. Sippel (F0865)
2306	In 1902 John Fisher purchased 100 acres at Concession 4, Lot 45, Wallace Township, Ontario from the Portious brothers. Following John's death, the farm was purchased by Benjamin Knipe and Annie Fisher.	Fisher, John (I02623)
2307	In 1910 Herman, along with his wife, Tina, baby Ella and Grandpa Peterson, migrated to the Spalding area by train.	Olson, Herman Odin (I00021)
2308	In 1911, the family of Robert McKeowen and Annie Craig resided at 258 Albert Street in Stratford, Perth County, Ontario. Robert was employed as a brakeman with the railway. His daughters were employed in dry goods sales. Boarding at the home was Gertrude Weir, age 23.	Family: Robert H. McKeown / Annie M. Craig (F6233)
2309	In 1915 Amelia Heise was residing at 17 Durham Street, Buffalo, New York.	Heise, Emily Mary "Amelia" (I03634)
2310	In 1918, during the war, she was a 1st Lieutenant Medical doctor. In 1931, Mabel Dresback was residing in Baker, Oregon.	Francy, Mabel Matilda (I02431)
2311	In addition to raising her own family, Minnie Young also raised her niece, Florence and her nephew, Donald Young, both of whom lost their mothers at an early age.	Young, Mary Anne "Minnie" (I24547)
2312	In an excerpt from "From Norway to North America: The Descendants in Canada and the United States of Olaf and Caroline Pederson" by Jean E. Peterson, 1981, Viola Redick, a niece of Ole Peterson's, relates the following: I can recall her [Nellie Peterson, Ole's sister] and Uncle Ole Peterson arguing about how to make coffee. Our place was his second home. He had built a cabin in the Big Pembina Coulee. I remember him coming winter time with skiis on his feet and snow shoes strapped on his back. These he used when the snow was soft. He would make his own leather jacket with fringe on the sleeves, and leather trousers. Sometimes he used Mother's Singer. When he was in his cabin he would sew on a machine that he operated by hand. He had a beautiful leather vest, which he wore in the winter. The front was covered with bead work. He had received this and a pair of moccasins from Indians in Canada. I still recall in the late fall he would say, "It's about time to go to the Northwest."	Peterson, Olaf "Motor Ole" (I00049)
2313	In her father's will, probated on 31 January 1885, her name is included as Mary Adelaide Algeo. Mary is the only heir.	Algeo, Mary Adeline (I17990)
2314	In his will dated September of 1889, Thomas Edward Hastings names a Catharine Algo as a beneficiary. "Catharine Algo has lived with me six years last May and to fulfil a bargain I made with her mother I give $28 a year for the time past and future that she has and does live with me besides her clothing which amount I order my son to pay with interest at four per cent computed from year to year and compounded the same as if deposited in the Post Office Saving Bank. I give to her the bedstead, bed and bedding complete she now occupies a bureau and her choice of one cow from my stock also six chairs." (Thomas's sister, Jennett, married Robert A. Algeo. It is suspected that Catharine Algo is a child of this couple.	Algeo, Catharine "Kate" (I18152)
2315	In June of 1900 Vera L. Nelson is employed as a nurse and is the head of the household at 820 Girard Avenue North, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. She is widowed and has several boarders. Among the boarders are her brother, John F. King, his wife, Alta and their daughter Alta. John F. King is working as a locomotive engineer.	King, Vera L. or Anna L. (I00477)
2316	IN MEMORIUM Claud Lorenzo Ballard was born in Dodge County, Minnesota, on September 21, 1893. He married Cecil King on November 8, 1916. They moved to Canada in 1918 to the district of Spalding, Saskatchewan where he farmed until their move to town in 1929, at which time he took on the operation of the dray and livery service. He was later employed by the village until his retirement. Mr. Ballard remained at his home in Spalding until his move to Bethany Pioneer Village at Middle Lake in January of this year. He died on April 17, 1976 after a short illness. Mr. Ballard is survived by his wife, Cecil, of Bethany Pioneer Village at Middle Lake, and by two sons and six daughters..... Also surviving him are 18 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; a brother, Wilbur, of Castlegar, B.C.; and a sister, Edna Hutchison of Spalding, Sask.; as well as numerous other relatives and many friends. Her was pre-deceased by a brother, Floyd; an infant brother, Lester; and a sister, Ella Wright.	Ballard, Claud Lorenzo (I00008)
2317	In mother's obit, name is spelt Catherine.	Redinger, Kathryn "Kay" Ann (I00359)
2318	In the 1901 census Edward and his sister are listed as domestics in the home of their stepfather, John Fisher.	Weiss, Henry Edwin (I30840)
2319	In the 1901 census Jacob Ploethner is residing with Charles and Emma (Ploethner) Keller in Stratford, Ontario. Relationship of Jacob Pleathner to head of household is not provided. Most likely connection would be that Jacob is a brother of Emma's father, August Ploethner.	Ploethner \| Pleathner, Jacob (I30869)
2320	In the 1901 census, Hubert Charles George Delion is listed as Arno G. Dellion.	Delion, Arno G. (I16000)