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Note N2511 Index

Was also a civil war soldier, being with the boys in blue of Company I, Thirty-third Iowa Volunteer Infantry.

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Note N2512 Index

Is described as being "at home".

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Note N2513 Index

Was associated with her brother George in the operation of a farm in Pleasant Grove township, Marion county, Ia

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Note N2514 Index

Follows farming in Pleasant Grove township, MarionCo, Ia

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Note N2515 Index

SSN was 553-07-2283, issued in 1952 in California. Residense was San Bernardino, Cal 92410.

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Note N2516 Index

Last residence was Belmond, Wright County, Ia. SSN 485-24-6343

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SSDI reports that SSN 485-24-6343 was assigned before 1951 in Iowa. Last residence listed was Belmond, Wright county,Ia 50421.

"Wedding Performed on 86th Birthday of Bride's Father. Belmond -- Aielt Riekens announces the marriage of his daughter, Minnie, to Ray Leebrick of Glenns Ferry, Idaho, son of the late John H. Leebrick of Missouri. The ceremony, performed by the Rev. W. L. Patterson, took place at 7 p.m. in a candlelight setting at the home of the bride's father on his 86th birthday, Feb. 28. Decorations were in pink and white.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a sea-beigh dress with brown accessories and carried yellow jonquils and sweet peas. She was attended by her sister, Mary Faulhaber, wearing a blue dress with a corsage of red roses and sweet peas.
Mr. Leebrick was attended by his brother, John Leebrick. Madonna and Marlin Blau, children of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Blau, acted as flower girl and ring bearer while Earl Neuhring and Richard Gray were ushers.
During the ceremony, Mrs. Leland Lieuwenn sang "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" and "Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Miss Marjorie Goeman at the organ. She also played the wedding march.
After the ceremony, a reception was held for about 50 relatives and close friends. The wedding party was seated at a table decorated with the 3-tier wedding cake and candles. Dinner was served by Leona Blau, Lorainne Wessels, Katherine Meinders, Marie Neuhring, Iola Gray, Hattie Smith, and Ann Dippel.
Mr. and Mrs. Leebrick will make their home with Mrs. Leebrick's father. Mr. Leebrick has been car inspector on the Union Pacific in Idaho."--6 Mar 1946, (Mason City IA) Globe-Gazette

"Minnie Leebrick BELMOND -- Funeral services for Minnie Leebrick, 70, who died Saturday at her home in Belmond, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church in Belmond. Burial will be in the Belmond Cemetery. Visitation was to be after 2 p.m. Monday at the Andrew-Quesenberry Funeral Home in Belmond.
Survivors include her husband, Ray, Belmond; two brothers, Henry Riekens, Belmond and Herman Riekens, Meservey, three sisters, Ella Wessels, Belmond, Nellie Minders, buffalo Center, and Mrs. Porter (Maary) Faulhaber, Belmond."-- 27 Jun 1977, (Mason City, IA) Globe-Gazette

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A.S.S. No. 34-473-732
Inducted Oct 22, 1942
Discharged Oct ?0, 1945

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Note N2519 Index

He owned a brewery.

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Note N2520 Index

Alternate spelling from Oklahoma Historical Society.

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After marrying Hannah Jackman Smith, they moved with their minor children to Washington County, Ky., where she died.

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Sometime after his marriage in 1653 and prior to 1666, Allen and his family moved to Bunbury, cheshire, England. Records of the christening of his two sons, Allen and Samuel, are found in the register of St. Boniface, the Bunbury Parish Church for 1666 and 1669.

Allen with his wife and two, possibly three of his children arrived in america during the summer or early fall of 1682. He probably landed at Upland (now Chester). by March 6th, 1683, he had moved to his 245 acre plantation, as he witnessed the Will of his neighboring landowner.