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Note: Mary Ewing Page Birth: �Ctab�DSep. 19, 1865 Death: �Ctab�DSep. 13, 1953 Inscription: Aunt Burial: Mount Vernon Cemetery Mount Vernon Skagit County Washington, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Peggy Frost Record added: Jun 23, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 92411854 Name: Mary R Ewing Birthplace: Iowa Relationship to Head of Household: Wife Residence: Hayes, Custer, Nebraska Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Female Immigration Year: Father's Birthplace: Indiana Mother's Birthplace: Ohio Family Number: 71 Page Number: 3 Collection: United States Census, 1910 Name: �Ctab�DMary R Taylor Titles: �Ctab�D Residence: �Ctab�DHumeston town, Wayne, Iowa Birth Date: �Ctab�DSep 1865 Birthplace: �Ctab�DIowa Relationship to Head-of-Household: �Ctab�DDaughter Spouse Name: �Ctab�D Spouse Titles: �Ctab�D Spouse Birth Place: �Ctab�D Father Name: �Ctab�DJohn M Taylor Father Titles: �Ctab�D Father Birthplace: �Ctab�DIndiana Mother Name: �Ctab�DSarah Taylor Mother Titles: �Ctab�D Mother Birthplace: �Ctab�DOhio Race or Color (expanded): �Ctab�DWhite Head-of-household Name: �Ctab�DJohn M Taylor Gender: �Ctab�DFemale Marital Status: �Ctab�DSingle Years Married: �Ctab�D Estimated Marriage Year: �Ctab�D Mother How Many Children: �Ctab�D Number Living Children: �Ctab�D Immigration Year: �Ctab�D Enumeration District: �Ctab�D0151 Sheet Number and Letter: �Ctab�D10A Household ID: �Ctab�D227 Reference Number: �Ctab�D12 GSU Film Number: �Ctab�D1240464 Image Number: �Ctab�D00642 �Ctab�DHousehold�Ctab�DGender�Ctab�DAge Parent �Ctab�DJohn M Taylor �Ctab�DM �Ctab�D Parent �Ctab�DSarah Taylor �Ctab�DF �Ctab�D �Ctab�DRachel Shute �Ctab�DF �Ctab�D �Ctab�DMary R Taylor �Ctab�DF �Ctab�D �Ctab�DHazel Shute �Ctab�DF �Ctab�D �Ctab�DDick Shute �Ctab�DM �Ctab�D Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992 for Mary R. Taylor �C Back to search results Image is not available online. Search collection About this collection groom's name:�Ctab�DWilliam G. Ewing groom's birth date:�Ctab�D1847 groom's birthplace:�Ctab�DPerry County, Ind. groom's age:�Ctab�D61 bride's name:�Ctab�DMary R. Taylor bride's birth date:�Ctab�D1866 bride's birthplace:�Ctab�DMahaska Co., Ia. bride's age:�Ctab�D42 marriage date:�Ctab�D23 Jul 1908 marriage place:�Ctab�DAtlantic, Cass, Iowa groom's father's name:�Ctab�DWilliam G. Ewing groom's mother's name:�Ctab�DMary Kellenborger bride's father's name:�Ctab�DJohn Mccla... Taylor bride's mother's name:�Ctab�DSarah Braum groom's race:�Ctab�DWhite groom's marital status:�Ctab�D groom's previous wife's name:�Ctab�D bride's race:�Ctab�DWhite bride's marital status:�Ctab�D bride's previous husband's name:�Ctab�D indexing project (batch) number:�Ctab�DM02569-0 system origin:�Ctab�DIowa-EASy source film number:�Ctab�D1035237 reference number:�Ctab�D4297 CLIMAX: Mrs. Mary T. Ewing, who owned the farm on which the post office is located, and who had charge of the office when it was established, named this town Climax. http://www.co.custer.ne.us/content/history_content Lured by the promise of free land of any type, these forty Kinkaid sections were quickly applied for, even though the land was considered "worthless". The Kinkaiders were unlike earlier settlers. Many were elderly, ailing, unmarried women. A few had a trade or a profession. Many of the Kinkaiders hoped to farm. They soon discovered that sandy soil was unsuitable for farming, and as a result went back from where they came. In 1909 Mary (Taylor) Ewing and her Civil War veteran husband, William, came from Iowa. The Ewing's settled in the Hays township, approximately 17 miles north of Arnold. Mrs. Ewing was related to the wife of an earlier Kinkaider, Raymond Forrester and also Mrs. Emmet (Tina Wells) Keyser, a fact that influenced their decision to come to this particular place. n 1909 a settler could establish a post office in his or her home by writing to Washington D.C., telling them how many patrons such an office would serve, the distance from the nearest mail delivery source, and suggesting a name for the new post office. Mary Ewing lost no time in making such an application. The new office would serve 100 patrons and was located 17 miles from the nearest mail source of Anselmo. She first submitted the name "Ewingville", but was rejected for it having too many letters. Her next choice of Climax was accepted. With the post office assured, Mrs. Ewing ordered in other needed supplies for the growing community. Supplies of cream, eggs, chickens and, even hogs were freighted in by wagon from Anselmo, never from Arnold. Anselmo was 17 miles southeast of Climax going over gentle rolling hills. Arnold was 17 miles south of Climax, with an extremely high hill just north of town. It was reported that a horse had a heart attack and died trying to pull a freight wagon up the big hill. http://blog.arnold.k12.ne.us/gps/global-positioning-of-history/towns/climax-ne-index/climax-town-story/
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Note: (Research):SCHROEDER, Esther, 98, of Bertrand, formerly of Miller, died Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2006, at Bertrand Nursing Home Services: Saturday, Miller Christian Church Burial: Armada Cemetery in Miller Mortuary: Horner-Lieske-Horner Born Nov. 13, 1907, northeast of Miller Parents: Emmett and Tina (Wells) Keyser Early years were spent at Climax, then parents moved to the Arnold area where they farmed Attended rural grade schools in the Arnold area; moved to Kearney, went to A.O. Thomas School; graduated in 1928 Married: April 7, 1935, to J. Henry Schroeder IV in Arnold. He died Aug. 23, 1996 Ranched north of Arnold then farmed in Arcadia; 1947, moved to and farmed in the Miller area; taught at Grandview School Moved into Miller, 1950; was manager of Miller Independent Telephone Co., until the company was sold, 1962; moved to the nursing home in 2003 Activities: member of Miller Christian Church, Miller Senior Citizens and was a lifetime member of the Miller American Legion Auxiliary Survivors include sons, J.H. of Elizabeth, Colo., and Shannon of Miller; daughter, Jane Woolley of Kearney; 12 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren; also son-in-law, Don Woolley of Kearney; daughters-in-law, Marlys Schroeder of Elizabeth and Bonnie Schroeder of Miller; and cousin, Joy Clark of Kearney Was preceded in death by her husband; brothers, Roland and Melvin; and 81 cousins Kearney Hub, 10 February, 2006
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Note: !MARR: Humiston New Era Aug 5, 1908, Humiston, Wayne, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing, who were married in Atlantic July 23, and have been with rrelatives in Nebraska, came Saturday and will make their home with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Taylor.They will be at home to their friends after August 15.
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