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Note N3387
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1940 Census: apprentice at brass factory
"George A. Liebrich Jr., 69, of Grace Street, a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for several years, died Sunday at St. Joseph Hospital, Providence. Born in Providence, he was a son of the late Geoerge A. Liebrich Sr., and Lillian Anna-May (Leicht) Liebrich. Mr. Liebrich was a World War II Army veteran.
He leaves three sisters, Ann L. Hayes of Warwick, Barbara Liebrich of Port Charlotte, Fla., Jean C. Liebrich of Cranston, and a brother, Robert A. Liebrich of Cranston.
A graveside service will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Quidnessett Memorial Cemetery, North Kingstown. "--11 Oct 1988, Providence (RI) Journal
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Note N3388
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1927 Cumberland City Directory, listed as "Clk" living at 20 Earle S.
WW II draft card gives birthdate as 20 Jun 1908, Also RI Birth Index 1636-1930
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Note N3389
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Was owner/operator of his own trucking company. He was an active member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. He was also a member of OOIDA for more than 30 years. Gerald enjoyed spending time with his family. He loved his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He also enjoyed fishing and pheasant hunting with his family. He liked to farm and go to the fair. He also liked to do yard work.
In 1950 census, was living with step parents Jake and Agnes Martin and three siblings, Tom (12), John Jr (7) and Marlene (5).
"Gerald J. Leibrich NORTH SIOUX CITY -- Gerald J. Leibrich, 70, of North Sioux City died unexpectedly Friday, March 30, 2007, at Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars, Iowa.
Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with the Revs. Craig A Collison and Brent Lingle officiating. Burial will be in McCook Lake Cemetery, McCook Lake, S.D. Visitation with the family present will be 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, with a rosary at 6:45 p.m. and a vigil service at 7 p.m., at the church. Arrangements are under the direction of Meyer Brothers Colonial Chapel, Condolences may be sent online to www.meyer-broschapels.com.
Gerald was born April 15, 1936, in White Lake, S.D., the son of John N. and Agnes C. (Roth) Leibrich. He married Betty J. Krumvieda on Jan. 19, 1955, in Mitchell, S.D. She preceded Gerald in death on June 29, 2006, In Sioux City. Gerald was the owner/operator of his own trucking company.
He was an active member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. He was also a member of OOIDA for more than 30 years. Gerald enjoyed spending time with his family. He loved his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He also enjoyed fishing and pheasant hunting with his family. He liked to farm and go to the fair. He also liked to do yard work.
Survivors include seven daughters, Carla Leibrich of McCook Lake, Patricia (Clay) Torevell of North Sioux City, Mary Leibrich and Mike Cooper of North Sioux City, Lori Leibrich of Elk Point, S.D., Julie (OEdward) Barrett of Sioux City, Janet Lingle of McCook Lake, and Jody Leibrich of North Sioux City; a son James Leibrich of White Lake, S.D.; eight grandchildren, Chad Torevell, Melissa Torevell, Jeramie Barrett, Deacon Brent Lingle, Michael Torevell, Clayton Leibrich, Keith Lingle and Brandon Cooper; four great-grandchildren, Ian, Riley, Gabriel and Marik; two brothers, Tom (Donna) Leibrich of Minneapolis, Minn., and John (Carol) Liebrich of Anoka, Minn.; a sister, Marlene (Laren) Jordan of Davenport, Iowa; as well as aunts, uncles, nieces, Nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Betty and a son, Terry Leibrich."--1 Apr 2007, Sioux City (IA) Journal
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Note N3390
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"Pats" was employed at Swift & Co. in the poultry department and also tended bar at Jim's I-29 Lounge until her retirement in 2001. She was an active member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She loved cooking for her family, family gatherings and running a daycare for her grandchildren. Betty also enjoyed fishing for bullheads.
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Note N3391
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Also spelled Leibrich. Other sources, including find-a-grave, give birthdate as 3 Jan 1852.
"Jacob Liebrich, a well known farmer living near Plankinton, was badly bruised and cut and had a narrow escape from death as the result of being attacked by a vicious bull in his pasture. He was knocked down twice, and was about to be trampled to death when the farm watch dog appeared on the scene, accompanied by Liebrich's sons, and drove the angry bull away."--22 June 1916, Aberdeen (ND) Weekly News
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Note N3392
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Mentioned in father's write-up on find-a-grave.
Susan Leibrich was born Oct. 2, 1891 in White Lake, South Dakota to Jacob and Catherine (Gales) Leibrich.
She married Nicholas Hanten on January 17, 1917 in White Lake, South Dakota. Together they had twelve children.
Susan is survived by her husband, Nick; six daughters, Catherine (Earl) Flanagan, Rock Valley, Iowa; Irene (Jack) Ryan, Kimball, SD; Anastasia Hanten, Richfield, Minn.; Loyola (Merritt) Myers, Avon, SD; Theresa (Bill) Frandsen, Platte, SD and Susan (Mike) Kerrick, Blue River, Ore.; six sons, Leonard (Irene) Hanten, Torrance, Calif.; Edmund (Vi) Hanten, White Lake, SD, Oliver (Lorraine) Hanten, White Lake, SD, Anthony (Arlene) Hanten, White Lake, SD, Richard (Dee) Hanten, White Lake, SD and Nick Jr (Pat) Hanten, New Brighton, Minn.; two sisters, Katherine (Matt) Gillen, White Lake, SD and Marie (Bernard) Hanten, White Lake, SD. She is also survived by 47 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Jacob and Catherine Leibrich; three brothers, Leonard Peter Leibrich, John Nicholas Leibrich and Mathias Leibrich; two sisters, Theresa Margaret Leibrich and Ida S. (Matthais) Mohnen; and one grandson, John Anthony Hanten.
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Catherine (Hanten) Flanagan 1917-2006
Leonard N. Hanten 1919-2002
Edmund B. Hanten 1920-1994
Irene (Hanten) Ryan 1922-
Anastasia Hanten 1923-2003
Oliver Hanten 1924-
Loyola C (Hanten) Myers 1926-
Theresa M. (Hanten) Frandsen 1927-2011
Anthony M. Hanten 1929-1985
Nicholas Hanten Jr. 1931-1998
Susan (Hanten) Kerrick 1932-
Richard W. Hanten 1934-1996