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THRASH Ariel [Female]

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THRASH Falon [Male]

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ANDERSON Ashley Michelle [Female]

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ELTON Bennie [Male]

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Resided at Waseca, MN

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MOREM Arnld [Male]

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STILES Julius [Male]

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DUXBURY Esther May [Female] b. 16 AUG 1864 Minnesota - d. 17 MAR 1946

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JONES Dollie [Female]

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May be an error. They may not have had a daughter named Dollie>

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JOHNSON Michael Clark (Mitchel ?) [Male]

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I believe the name to be Mitchell.

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JOHNSON Jay Lyman [Male]

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DUXBURY Neil [Male]

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GAIN Kelly [Male]

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COATES James Giffin [Male] b. 7 SEP 1893 Chandler, Charles Mix Co., South Dakota - d. 3 APR 1950 Sumner, Pierce, Washington

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May have been born at home.
Chandler was a town now gone located almost two miles northeast of the homestead in LaRoche Twnshp.
Located just across Snake Creek north of the old Gilchrist place--Basil Girton

Distinguishing Characteristics: Kindness, Good Nature, Honesty, Integrity. Dark brown, nearly black eyes and hair. Dark complexion. Went by name of Giffin. Was a member of Modern Woodmen fraternal organization. Played the violin in the orchestra at Ward Academy.

He went by his middle name, Giffin, an old name in the family.

Obituaries appeared in several newspapers:

JAMES COATES FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN AUTO

James Giffin Coates, 56, a resident of Sumner since 1947, was found unnconscious in his car in his garage at 1102 Academy Street at 8:10 P.M. Tuesday and despite efforts of Sumner firemen, who worked almost two hours to revive him, he failed to recover consciousness. A Sumner physician reported he could have either suffered a heart attack, or that carbon monoxide poisoning was the cause of death. He was found by a neighbor, Lott Powers, who pulled him out of the car, which had the motor running in the garage. Mr. Coates was first discovered by his wife, who ran to get aid from Powers, who after pulling him from the car, called firemen.
The deceased was born Sept. 7, 1893 in South Dakota, and is survived by his widow, Rubie, one son, Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming;two daughters, Marilyn, of Sumner, and Mrs. James Forkin of Martinsdale, Montana. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, a sister, Mrs. Hemeyer and one brother, Leonard Coates, all of Platte, South Dakota. The remains will be taken to Platte for services and interment, and arrangements are in charge of the Funk Funeral Home.

Giffin Coates, Seattle, Is Monoxide Gas Victim
Word was received here Monday night of the death of Giffin Coates at Seattle, Wash., where he was inflating a tire with a pump operated from his car motor when overcome by monoxide gas.
A life-long resident of the Acdemy community, he had moved to Seattle about four years ago. Near Seattle, he had bought a store. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but will probably be held either Saturday or Sunday.

JAMES GIFFIN COATES, son of Josiah Giffin Coates and Georgia Heaton Coates, was born on his father's homestead west of Academy on September 7, 1893 and passed away at Sumner, Washington on April , 1950.
He received his education in the rural schools of Charles Mix County and at Ward Academy, later taking a business course in Dixon, Illinois. Then at the age of seventeen he assumed management of his father's farm where he remained as manager until it was sold in 1946.
On June 13, 1919, at Chamberlain, S. D. Brule Co. he was united in marriage to Rubie Dunn and they made their home on the family farm until 1946, when they moved to Sumner. To this union were born three children--Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming; Doris, Mrs. James Forkin, of Martinsdale, Montana; and Marilyn, who is attendig the University of Washington. In addition to these survivors are his aged mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, his sister, Mrs. Amber Hemeyer, his brother, Leonard, two grandchildren, Frederick and Kathryn Forkin, a niece and two nephews besides numerous other relatives and friends.
Always a loving husband and father, he was also a helpful neighbor and friend in time of trouble.
(This one is in the handwriting of Jerrol Coates)

FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD FOR GIFFIN COATES
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon for James Giffin Coates, who had passed away the preceding Monday evening at his home at Sumner, Wash., when he was overome by monoxide gas as he was inflating a tire in his garage. Rev. James Ford officiated at the services and burial was in the New Platte cemetery.
Mr. Coates, the son of Josiah G. and Georgia Heaton Coates, was born Sept. 7, 1893 on his father's homestead west of Academy. He received his education in a rural school and Ward Academy, and also took a business course in Dixon, Ill. He resided in the Academy community until April 1946, when he moved with his family to Sumner.
He is survived by his wife, Rubie;two daughters, Marilyn of Sumner, and Doris, Mrs. James Forkin, of Martinsdale, Mont., a son Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming, two grandchildren, Freddy and Katheryn Forkin, his mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, a sister Mrs. Amber Hemeyer, and a brother Leonard Coates, all of Platte.---Platte Enterprise

An auction sale was held on the homestead on March 21, 1946, at which machinery, tools, household goods, and animals were sold. A copy of the sale bill is in the family trunk and I (Marilyn)also have copies. Also have copy of death certificate.

The buildings were sold and moved off, and the land is now part of a Hutterite colony. Directions to the new location of the house: Eight miles north of Platte to correction line--2 miles farther north to Torrey Lake school. Turn west at the church. Go west 5 or 6 miles to the stop sign, go 1 mile south, 1/2 mile east and turn south into driveway. On Frank Mica place.
Chandler was a town now gone located about a mile northeast of the homestead in LaRoche Twnshp.
Located just across Snake Crek south of the old Gilchrist place--Basil Girton

Distinguishing Characteristics: Kindness, Good Nature, Honesty, Integrity. Dark brown, nearly black eyes and hair. Dark complexion. Went by name of Giffin. Was a member of Modern Woodmen fraternal organization. Played the violin in the orchestra at Ward Academy.

He went by his middle name, Giffin, an old name in the family.

Obituaries appeared in several newspapers:

JAMES COATES FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN AUTO

James Giffin Coates, 56, a resident of Sumner since 1947, was found unnconscious in his car in his garage at 1102 Academy Street at 8:10 P.M. Tuesday and despite efforts of Sumner firemen, who worked almost two hours to revive him, he failed to recover consciousness. A Sumner physician reported he could have either suffered a heart attack, or that carbon monoxide poisoning was the cause of death. He was found by a neighbor, Lott Powers, who pulled him out of the car, which had the motor running in the garage. Mr. Coates was first discovered by his wife, who ran to get aid from Powers, who after pulling him from the car, called firemen.
The deceased was born Sept. 7, 1893 in South Dakota, and is survived by his widow, Rubie, one son, Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming;two daughters, Marilyn, of Sumner, and Mrs. James Forkin of Martinsdale, Montana. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, a sister, Mrs. Hemeyer and one brother, Leonard Coates, all of Platte, South Dakota. The remains will be taken to Platte for services and interment, and arrangements are in charge of the Funk Funeral Home.

Giffin Coates, Seattle, Is Monoxide Gas Victim
Word was received here Monday night of the death of Giffin Coates at Seattle, Wash., where he was inflating a tire with a pump operated from his car motor when overcome by monoxide gas.
A life-long resident of the Acdemy community, he had moved to Seattle about four years ago. Near Seattle, he had bought a store. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but will probably be held either Saturday or Sunday.

JAMES GIFFIN COATES, son of Josiah Giffin Coates and Georgia Heaton Coates, was born on his father's homestead west of Academy on September 7, 1893 and passed away at Sumner, Washington on April , 1950.
He received his education in the rural schools of Charles Mix County and at Ward Academy, later taking a business course in Dixon, Illinois. Then at the age of seventeen he assumed management of his father's farm where he remained as manager until it was sold in 1946.
On June 13, 1919, at Chamberlain, S. D. Brule Co. he was united in marriage to Rubie Dunn and they made their home on the family farm until 1946, when they moved to Sumner. To this union were born three children--Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming; Doris, Mrs. James Forkin, of Martinsdale, Montana; and Marilyn, who is attendig the University of Washington. In addition to these survivors are his aged mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, his sister, Mrs. Amber Hemeyer, his brother, Leonard, two grandchildren, Frederick and Kathryn Forkin, a niece and two nephews besides numerous other relatives and friends.
Always a loving husband and father, he was also a helpful neighbor and friend in time of trouble.
(This one is in the handwriting of Jerrol Coates)

FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD FOR GIFFIN COATES
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon for James Giffin Coates, who had passed away the preceding Monday evening at his home at Sumner, Wash., when he was overome by monoxide gas as he was inflating a tire in his garage. Rev. James Ford officiated at the services and burial was in the New Platte cemetery.
Mr. Coates, the son of Josiah G. and Georgia Heaton Coates, was born Sept. 7, 1893 on his father's homestead west of Academy. He received his education in a rural school and Ward Academy, and also took a business course in Dixon, Ill. He resided in the Academy community until April 1946, when he moved with his family to Sumner.
He is survived by his wife, Rubie;two daughters, Marilyn of Sumner, and Doris, Mrs. James Forkin, of Martinsdale, Mont., a son Jerrol, of Riverton, Wyoming, two grandchildren, Freddy and Katheryn Forkin, his mother, Mrs. Georgia Coates, a sister Mrs. Amber Hemeyer, and a brother Leonard Coates, all of Platte.---Platte Enterprise

An auction sale was held on the homestead on March 21, 1946, at which machinery, tools, household goods, and animals were sold. A copy of the sale bill is in the family trunk and I (Marilyn)also have copies. Also have copy of death certificate.

The buildings were sold and moved off, and the land is now part of a Hutterite colony. Directions to the new location of the house: Eight miles north of Platte to correction line--2 miles farther north to Torrey Lake school. Turn west at the church. Go west 5 or 6 miles to the stop sign, go 1 mile south, 1/2 mile east and turn south into driveway. On Frank Mica place.