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Descendants of Jeremiah M. J. Huffman Generation No. 1 JEREMIAH M. J.2 HUFFMAN (?1) was born 1828 in Kentucky, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Kansas or Oklahoma. He married NANCY POLLARD TATE March 31, 1853 in Jackson, Macon, Missouri, daughter of SIMPSON TATE and LUCY DAWSON. She was born May 11, 1837 in Adair, Missouri, and died January 1918 in Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas. Notes for J EREMIAH M. J. HUFFMAN:In the 1860 U.S. Census, Jeremiah and Nancy are residing in Macon County, Missouri. In the 1870 U.S. Census, Jeremiah and Nancy are residing in Macon County, Missouri. In the 1880 U.S. Census, Jeremiah and Nancy are residing in Falls Township, Sumner County, Kansas.
More About J EREMIAH M. J. HUFFMAN:Burial: Unknown, Caldwell, Sumner County, Kansas1 Notes for N ANCY POLLARD TATE:It appears that Nancy is listed in the 1900 Kansas Census in Caldwell, Sumner County, as Nancy "Hoffman". She is living as a boarder with apparently a daughter, Alberta? born in 1875, who is a servant. In the 1910 Census, Nancy is living with her son, Ed, in Grant County, Oklahoma. It states that she is widowed and has given birth to 11 children, 11 of whom are still living. It also states that her father was born in England, which is incorrect. Nancy died of pneumonia during a blizzard in 1919 at her son Ed's farm. The roads were not driveable, so they walked to the cemetery and her grave remains unmarked. Jeremiah and Nancy are buried at Spring Creek Cemetery, straight north of Deer Creek, Oklahoma. The grave sites were purchased by Ed Huffman. More About N ANCY POLLARD TATE:Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Grant County, Oklahoma More About J EREMIAH HUFFMAN and NANCY TATE:Marriage: March 31, 1853, Jackson, Macon, Missouri
Children of J EREMIAH HUFFMAN and NANCY TATE are:2. i. LUCY ANN 3 HUFFMAN, b. 1854; d. 1889, Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas.ii. CHARLES H. HUFFMAN, b. 1856, Macon County, Missouri2; d. 1887, Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas2; m. MATTIE GILBERT 2; d. Unknown.iii. JAMES W. HUFFMAN, b. 1859, Macon County, Missouri2; d. March 27, 18822; m. ELIZA HARRIS 2, March 27, 1882; d. Unknown.More About JAMES HUFFMAN and ELIZA HARRIS: Marriage: March 27, 1882 3. iv. JOHN YANCY HUFFMAN, b. March 20, 1862, Macon County, Missouri; d. September 16, 1935, Grant County, Oklahoma. 4. v. EDWARD D. HUFFMAN, b. March 07, 1864, Macon County, Missouri; d. November 17, 1942, Grant County, Oklahoma. vi. MARY OLIVE HUFFMAN, b. 1867, Macon County, Missouri2; d. November 02, 1938, Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas2; m. SEPH LOVERN 2; d. Unknown.5. vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON HUFFMAN, b. April 16, 1869, Atlanta, Macon County, Missouri; d. June 14, 1945, Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma. viii. S. FANNY HUFFMAN, b. 1872; d. Unknown; m. EDWARD KASTALAK 2; d. Unknown.ix. ARMINTA B. HUFFMAN, b. 1873, Macon County, Missouri2; d. July 13, 18842. Notes for ARMINTA B. HUFFMAN: Arminta died in a cyclone.
x. ALBERTA B. HUFFMAN, b. 1875, Missouri3; d. Bet. 1950 - 1959; m. ? BOOHER; d. Unknown. xi. H. BERTHA HUFFMAN, b. 1876, Macon County, Missouri4; d. Bet. 1950 - 19594; m. ORVILLE BOOHER 4; d. Unknown.xii. LOLAH HUFFMAN, b. 1878, Macon County, Missouri4; d. Unknown; m. DUDLEY MAY 4; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 2
2. LUCY ANN3 HUFFMAN (JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born 1854, and died 1889 in Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas4. She married JOSHUA F. MAY5. He was born 1851, and died Unknown.
Child of L UCY HUFFMAN and JOSHUA MAY is:i. JOHN Y. 4 MAY, b. 1884; d. 1886.
3. JOHN YANCY3 HUFFMAN (JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born March 20, 1862 in Macon County, Missouri6, and died September 16, 1935 in Grant County, Oklahoma6. He married (1) NANCY ANN WILLIAMS6. She was born August 02, 1867, and died November 28, 1892. He married (2) NELLIE VIOLA ELLISTON August 05, 1897 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas6. She was born November 26, 1878, and died March 08, 1938 in Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas.More About J OHN HUFFMAN and NELLIE ELLISTON:Marriage: August 05, 1897, Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas6
Child of J OHN HUFFMAN and NANCY WILLIAMS is:i. EDNA 4 HUFFMAN, b. September 13, 1886; d. January 20, 1891.
Children of J OHN HUFFMAN and NELLIE ELLISTON are:ii. EARL OSCAR 4 HUFFMAN, b. September 10, 1898, Grant County, Oklahoma; d. February 08, 1983, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas; m. (1) MARY COX, Private; b. Private; m. (2) VIOLA MORRIS, Private; b. Private.More About EARL HUFFMAN and MARY COX: Private-Begin: Private More About EARL HUFFMAN and VIOLA MORRIS: Private-Begin: Private iii. BARBARA ANNA HUFFMAN, b. February 02, 1902, Grant County, Oklahoma; d. September 27, 1968, Kay County, Oklahoma; m. MARTIN VANBUREN REESE, June 03, 1921; d. Unknown. More About MARTIN REESE and BARBARA HUFFMAN: Marriage: June 03, 1921 iv. KENNETH YANCY HUFFMAN, b. October 17, 1911; d. April 02, 1912. v. THELMA MAE HUFFMAN, b. Private; m. HOWARD POOL, Private; b. Private. More About HOWARD POOL and THELMA HUFFMAN: Private-Begin: Private 6. vi. VELMA FAE HUFFMAN, b. January 19, 1915, Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma; d. December 05, 1993, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
4. EDWARD D.3 HUFFMAN (JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born March 07, 1864 in Macon County, Missouri6, and died November 17, 1942 in Grant County, Oklahoma6. He married SAREPTA ELORA LYDA6 December 17, 1896 in Sumner County, Kansas6, daughter of HENRY LYDA and MARY HOLDERBY. She was born January 19, 1872 in Atlanta, Macon County, Missouri7, and died February 25, 1919 in Grant County, Oklahoma7.More About E DWARD D. HUFFMAN:Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Grant County, Oklahoma8 More About S AREPTA ELORA LYDA:Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Grant County, Oklahoma8 More About E DWARD HUFFMAN and SAREPTA LYDA:Marriage: December 17, 1896, Sumner County, Kansas9
Children of E DWARD HUFFMAN and SAREPTA LYDA are:7. i. JERRY FRANK 4 HUFFMAN, b. May 22, 1898, Grant County, Oklahoma; d. October 24, 1966, South Haven, Sumner County, Kansas.ii. CARL E. HUFFMAN 9, b. June 02, 1901, Grant County, Oklahoma10; d. October 02, 1976, <Grant, Oklahoma>10.More About CARL E. HUFFMAN: Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Deer Creek, Oklahoma10 iii. CHESTER N. HUFFMAN 11, b. December 27, 1907, Grant County, Oklahoma12; d. May 21, 1947, <Grant, Oklahoma>13.More About CHESTER N. HUFFMAN: Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Deer Creek, Oklahoma13 iv. OLIVE HUFFMAN 14, b. November 02, 1902, Grant County, Oklahoma14; d. December 15, 1932, Grant County, Oklahoma.GEORGE WASHINGTON3 HUFFMAN (JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born April 16, 1869 in Atlanta, Macon County, Missouri, and died June 14, 1945 in Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma. He married LENA ADAMS October 21, 1893 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas, daughter of WILLIAM ADAMS and JOSEPHINE MCCURDY. She was born November 11, 1871 in Warrensburg, Johnson County, Missouri, and died April 20, 1938 in Anthony, Harper County, Kansas. Notes for G EORGE WASHINGTON HUFFMAN:George participated in a land run in Oklahoma in September 1893 on the Cherokee Strip and was awarded a claim. George's grandson recalls that George had scoped out which lot was optimal prior to the run. The day of the race, all of the would-be landowners lined up around the perimeter of the strip, waiting for the gun to be fired, signaling the opening of the territory. George ran to his preferred lot, but another man had already pounded his stake into the ground. The man told George of another lot, not too far away, that was also a good choice. George ran to that property, only to find a stake driven there, also. However, the letter of the law required that to secure a lot, an individual needed to plow a strip of land prior to claiming ownership. The owner of the stake, had inadvertently forgotten that requirement in his haste to fetch his family and show them their new lot. George hammered in his own stake, plowed a strip of sod, and claimed the land as his. The following is an excerpt from The History of Sumner County, Kansas, and is a story told by Mrs. E. Glover: "During the summer of 1893 people came from all over the United States and even Canada. They camped along the line, in tents, covered wagons, some in the open as the weather was warm, waiting for the opening of the strip. The big day, September 16, arrived and at breakfast Father Glover, a man in late 70's and a bad heart, announced he was going to make the race. We all looked at each other, then as a chorus said, "You can't, you'll get killed, there isn't a safe horse for you to ride." Have you ever tried to change the mind of a Scotch-Irishman? Don't, it can't be done. You have seen pictures of vast armies; add to that every kind of vehicle ever heard of, lumber wagons, buggies, bicycles, wheelbarrows, men on horseback, muleback and on foot, waiting for the gun to be fired to open the great race for free land. The people were packed so tight you wondered if they could ever start running. Ten minutes after the gun was fired, there was hardly anyone in sight. Ed saddled the safest horse for his father, stayed with him until they crossed a deep ravine, turned and waved his hat to me. One claim taken by Aunt Sally Hathaway caused all to rejoice. Widowed, with a young deserving son, Sally had broken her hip. She was sure that she and her son could make a living if they could get a claim. Neighbors loaded Sally's wheelchair in her wagon and drove her to the line. When the gun sounded, the soldiers picked her up and set her over the line on a good claim. Father Glover said he was only going as far as Spring Creek, about three miles from the line, but at five o'clock we had heard nothing from him and we were worried. A friend from Perth, Kansas, who had driven down to watch the race, said he would drive to help us find him. I fixed a lunch and we started out. We had no trouble finding Father Glover sitting under a tree. I asked him where his horse was. He said, "I turned him loose, he'll go home." He ate his lunch. I said, "Let's go home now." He used his favorite by-word, "By ganny, I'm not going home and lose my claim." "But Father, you've not food or blankets," I replied. "By ganny, if I just had some matches and some smoking tobacco I'd be all right." We left the old gentleman under his tree and started home. Our friend had 20 miles to drive and went home. Mother Glover was almost crying as she said, "What shall we do?" I said, "I'll see if I can get one of the work horses in the corral." I got a bucket of feed and called; soon old Deck came in and I shut the gate. He had never been hitched to anything smaller than a lumber wagon or a threshing machine. I think it was the first time a woman had ever touched him. I chased him around and around; I finally got hold of the ring of his halter. He lifted me off my feet and around we went. I kept talking to him and telling him what a nice hoss he wasn't and that he must help me. All at once he gave a big snort, and gave up. I tied him to the fence and went to get the buggy harness. I had forgotten that they kept the harness locked up and I could not find the key. The man we were renting our farm from lived in Ohio and had reserved a room in the house to store personal things in. I knew that in his closet was a silver mounted single harness. I got it out, looked at it; it was for a small horse and Deck weighed 1800 pounds. I unbuckled every buckle in the harness, let it out as far as possible and got the harness on Deck. Then I remembered that the buggy was locked up too. I looked around and found a two-wheeled cart…it looked like a toy beside Deck but I hitched him to it anyway. Mother Glover had fixed up food, coffee, tobacco and matches, and away I went with two good blankets for a bed. I left the old gentleman happy, telling him I would be after him the next day. Ed and his brother came in at midnight and told us to pack up all the food we had cooked, as we were starting for the land office. The staked claim was five and one half miles south of the state line. My father (Ball) had followed the race with food and a barrel of water for the horses. He found the boys and while they were waiting a young man came to them and asked, "Which way do these claims run and where are the corner stones?" Ed showed him his stake and corner stone. The young fellow said, "I'll stick my stake on the quarter next to you." They gave him food and coffee but Ed had an uneasy feeling about him. While the boys were loading the wagons with feed for the horses, mother and I baked several pans of biscuits, packed coffee and ham and about 4:00 a.m. they were on their way to the land office, to find thousands ahead of them. They were told that it would be at least four weeks before their numbers were called. The next few weeks were most trying for the would-be homesteaders. Ed had contracted typhoid fever and in his delirium raved about the young man who had his claim. I called on a lawyer who advised that they get improvements on their claim at once. Mother Ball and Mother Glover took over the care of the young one and other household tasks while the two fathers, Jim, and neighbors loaded the granary on two wagons and took it to the claim, I hired a man to plow ten acres and dig a well. Much before the doctors thought he should, Ed went to the land office and found that the young stranger who was so interested in the claim had filed on their land about an hour before. They moved at once, a bed, two chairs, a few dishes, a stove for heating and cooking. So it was that they established their residence on the claim in Oklahoma. Our contester established himself on the other corner of the claim. He would come over and hang around. We knew he wanted to sell out and was wondering how much to ask. We had saved up some money to build a small house when and if we got a claim. But we could not build, do fencing, plant trees and an orchard while this man had the filing. Ed and I debated what was best to do. I said we should buy him off. Ed asked, "What with?" and I said, "The house money." He looked at me and said, "Honey, do you realize that we would have to live in the shack until we could save more money?" I said, "I'm game if you are." We bought the man off for $350.00 and had enough left to make the shack more livable. You would be surprised how cozy it was, and we with our two-year-old son were settled on our own land. The race into the Cherokee Strip was over and the settlers became neighbors; people who had faith in God and themselves."
George and Lena lost the farm in the Depression. George had loaned money to his son-in-law, Elmer Manny, to purchase a threshing machine. When the loan was not able to be repaid, George wasn't able to pay the taxes on his farm. They still lived on the farm, renting it back from the new owner. The 1900 census (T-1066, Roll 17), states George as living in Hickory Township in Grant County, Oklahoma. His occupation is farmer and it states that he owns the farm on which they live. The 1910 census finds George living in Hickory Township in Grant County. His occupation is farmer and it states that he owns the farm on which they live. More About G EORGE HUFFMAN and LENA ADAMS:Marriage: October 21, 1893, Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas
Children of G EORGE HUFFMAN and LENA ADAMS are:i. CHARLES DICKENS 4 HUFFMAN, b. January 25, 1895, Grant, Oklahoma; d. September 01, 1980, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas15; m. EDNA VIENA HUNTLEY, September 27, 1917, Grant County, Oklahoma15; b. November 19, 1888, Kansas15; d. January 10, 1985, Whitewater, Butler County, Kansas15.More About CHARLES HUFFMAN and EDNA HUNTLEY: Marriage: September 27, 1917, Grant County, Oklahoma15 ii. ELMER EMERSON HUFFMAN, b. June 09, 1896, Grant County, Oklahoma15; d. January 06, 1959, Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma15; m. (1) MARY ELIZABETH PRICE 15, July 17, 1918, Grant County, Oklahoma15; b. July 20, 1897; d. November 07, 1918; m. (2) SYBLE MAE RANKIN15, December 22, 192015; b. September 02, 190215; d. January 02, 1986, Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma15.More About ELMER EMERSON HUFFMAN: Burial: Unknown, Caldwell, Sumner County, Kansas More About ELMER HUFFMAN and MARY PRICE: Marriage: July 17, 1918, Grant County, Oklahoma15 More About ELMER HUFFMAN and SYBLE RANKIN: Marriage: December 22, 192015 8. iii. CLARA BARTON HUFFMAN, b. June 13, 1898, Grant, Oklahoma; d. October 06, 1988, Auburn, King County, Washington. 9. iv. LILLIE LEHMAN HUFFMAN, b. February 21, 1901, Grant County, Oklahoma; d. December 29, 1969, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California. 10. v. RUTH OPAL HUFFMAN, b. December 31, 1902, Grant, Oklahoma; d. November 25, 1990, Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Arizona. 11. vi. OLIVER WENDELL HUFFMAN, b. September 30, 1904, Grant County, Oklahoma Indian Territory; d. February 17, 1966, Garden City, Kansas. vii. PHOEBE CAREY HUFFMAN, b. April 21, 1907, Grant County, Oklahoma15; d. November 29, 1987, Auburn, King County, Washington15. viii. FLOYD MERLE HUFFMAN, b. March 21, 191116; d. Abt. March 1985, Kansas17; m. NINA HEISTY; d. Abt. May 1985, Kansas17.
Generation No. 3
6. VELMA FAE4 HUFFMAN (JOHN YANCY3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born January 19, 1915 in Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma, and died December 05, 1993 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas. She married JOHN FRANKLIN KERSEY Private. He was born Private.More About J OHN KERSEY and VELMA HUFFMAN:Private-Begin: Private
Child of V ELMA HUFFMAN and JOHN KERSEY is:i. VELMA 5 KERSEY, b. Private; m. ? GEE, Private; b. Private.More About ? GEE and VELMA KERSEY: Private-Begin: Private
7. JERRY FRANK4 HUFFMAN (EDWARD D.3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1)18 was born May 22, 1898 in Grant County, Oklahoma19, and died October 24, 1966 in South Haven, Sumner County, Kansas. He married MILDRED LAMPHERE20. She was born June 10, 189621, and died January 16, 197421.More About J ERRY FRANK HUFFMAN:Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Deer Creek, Oklahoma22 More About M ILDRED LAMPHERE:Burial: Unknown, Spring Creek Cemetery, Deer Creek, Oklahoma22
Child of J ERRY HUFFMAN and MILDRED LAMPHERE is:i. DARREL 5 HUFFMAN, b. Private.
8. CLARA BARTON4 HUFFMAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born June 13, 1898 in Grant, Oklahoma23, and died October 06, 1988 in Auburn, King County, Washington23. She married (1) ELMER CHARLES MANNY August 17, 1915. He was born 1890 in <Grant, Oklahoma>23, and died 1924 in Kansas23. She married (2) FRANK HIATT Private. He was born Private.More About E LMER MANNY and CLARA HUFFMAN:Marriage: August 17, 1915 More About F RANK HIATT and CLARA HUFFMAN:Private-Begin: Private
Children of C LARA HUFFMAN and ELMER MANNY are:12. i. ROBERTA ARLENE 5 MANNY, b. Private.ii. EVELYN MARIE MANNY, b. April 09, 191723; d. December 20, 1968, Washington23; m. WILLIAM ROY MCCLAFLIN, Private; b. Private. More About WILLIAM MCCLAFLIN and EVELYN MANNY: Private-Begin: Private iii. ELMER CHARLES MANNY, b. Private. 13. iv. ALICE LUCILLE MANNY, b. Private.
9. LILLIE LEHMAN4 HUFFMAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born February 21, 1901 in Grant County, Oklahoma, and died December 29, 1969 in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California. She married ARCHIE RAY TRUDGEON April 30, 1927 in Anthony, Kansas, son of ALBERT TRUDGEON and IVY GREGORY. He was born July 27, 1903 in Eveline, Charlevoix, Michigan, and died November 25, 1993 in Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona.More About L ILLIE LEHMAN HUFFMAN:Burial: Unknown, Greenlawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California Notes for A RCHIE RAY TRUDGEON:When Archie was still young, he and his brothers were out playing, and he picked up a rattlesnake. The snake bit his palm. They called the doctor. The doctor supposedly was "not right in the head", having had his buggy overturn in a creek, and having been submerged a little too long. Nevertheless, Archie survived to tell the tale to his grandchildren, using the small scar on his palm as evidence that the event actually took place. More About A RCHIE RAY TRUDGEON:Burial: November 29, 1993, Greenlawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California More About A RCHIE TRUDGEON and LILLIE HUFFMAN:Marriage: April 30, 1927, Anthony, Kansas
Children of L ILLIE HUFFMAN and ARCHIE TRUDGEON are:14. i. VONNA LORENE 5 TRUDGEON, b. Private.15. ii. MARILYN YVONNE TRUDGEON, b. Private. 16. iii. CAROL ANN TRUDGEON, b. Private. 17. iv. DUANE ARLEN TRUDGEON, b. Private.
10. RUTH OPAL4 HUFFMAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born December 31, 1902 in Grant, Oklahoma23, and died November 25, 1990 in Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Arizona23. She married DANA LITTLEFIELD TOBEY23 June 23, 1924 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas23. He was born June 23, 1904 in Wells, York County, Maine23, and died December 25, 1966 in Saint Louis, Saint Louis County, Missouri23.More About D ANA TOBEY and RUTH HUFFMAN:Marriage: June 23, 1924, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas23
Children of R UTH HUFFMAN and DANA TOBEY are:i. DEWEY 5 TOBEY, b. Private.18. ii. DANA TOBEY, b. Private.
11. OLIVER WENDELL4 HUFFMAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born September 30, 1904 in Grant County, Oklahoma Indian Territory, and died February 17, 1966 in Garden City, Kansas. He married ESTHER BELLE ARTURBURN Private. She was born Private.More About O LIVER HUFFMAN and ESTHER ARTURBURN:Private-Begin: Private
Child of O LIVER HUFFMAN and ESTHER ARTURBURN is:19. i. VANORA EILEEN 5 HUFFMAN, b. Private.
Generation No. 4
12. ROBERTA ARLENE5 MANNY (CLARA BARTON4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married CLAUDE SUTHERLAND Private. He was born Private.More About C LAUDE SUTHERLAND and ROBERTA MANNY:Private-Begin: Private
Child of R OBERTA MANNY and CLAUDE SUTHERLAND is:i. CLAUDIA SHIRLEY 6 SUTHERLAND, b. Private.
13. ALICE LUCILLE5 MANNY (CLARA BARTON4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married JAMES ROBERT LOGUE Private, son of ? and ?. He was born Private.More About J AMES LOGUE and ALICE MANNY:Private-Begin: Private
Children of A LICE MANNY and JAMES LOGUE are:i. BONNIE SUE 6 LOGUE, b. Private; m. BRIAN MARTIN DEFFNER, Private; b. Private.More About BRIAN DEFFNER and BONNIE LOGUE: Private-Begin: Private ii. JANICE CLARE LOGUE, b. Private. iii. JAMES ELBERT LOGUE, b. Private. iv. PATRICIA ALICE LOGUE, b. Private.
14. VONNA LORENE5 TRUDGEON (LILLIE LEHMAN4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married RICHARD EUGENE LINAMEN Private, son of JOHN LINAMEN and EYLA FARRINGER. He was born August 01, 1926 in Perry Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, and died August 05, 1997 in Burlingame, San Mateo County, California.Notes for R ICHARD EUGENE LINAMEN:Gene's mother, Eyla, recalls that as a baby, he was simply adorable and all the girls at church wanted to take care of him. Having an early reputation as a precocious child, when he was still almost a baby, he painted the new family car with grease. When he was a toddler, he walked to the schoolhouse and took pencils out of the desk drawers. As he grew older, he was known for playing tricks and for his quick wit. Obituary for R. Eugene Linamen - Enterprise Journal - "Pastor Gene Linamen passed away suddenly in Burlingame on August 5, 1997 at the age of 71. A native of West Monterey, Pennsylvania, he lived in South San Francisco for 39 years. Pastor Linamen, in the early years of his pastoral career, was in Oregon and in Santa Cruz, and he was the founding pastor of Hillside Church of God for 27 years in South San Francisco. In the last years of his life, Chaplain Linamen was very dedicated to being volunteer Chaplain for Kaiser Hospital of South San Francisco. Pastor Linamen was a member of the Rotary Club and a past president of Kiwanis Club of South San Francisco. He was the chaplain for the service learning program of Westborough Middle School in South San Francisco. He also helped start and was chaplain of the hospice program of Kaiser Hospital of South San Francisco, was an active and original member of South San Francisco Ministerial Committee and served in the U.S. Army from 1944 to 1946. Survived by his loving wife of 50 years, Lorene Linamen of South San Francisco, his loving children Richard (Kathy) Linamen, Steve (Catherine) Linamen and Kathy (Darryl) Fox of Scottsdale, Arizona and Lori (Stephen) Holmlund of Montara, and 14 loving grandchildren; also survived by one brother, Harold (Jan) Linamen of Indiana and his dear mother, Mrs. Eyla Linamen, of Livermore, California. Visitation for friends and family will be Friday from 6-8 PM at Funeral Parlors of Nauman Lincoln Roos Mortuary, 322 Maple Avenue, South San Francisco. Visitation will be at 12 Noon followed with services at 1PM on Saturday at Hillside Church of God, 1415 Hillside Blvd., South San Francisco. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park, Colma, CA." More About R ICHARD EUGENE LINAMEN:Burial: Unknown, Greenlawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California More About R ICHARD LINAMEN and VONNA TRUDGEON:Private-Begin: Private
Children of V ONNA TRUDGEON and RICHARD LINAMEN are:i. RICHARD JONATHAN 6 LINAMEN, b. Private; m. KATHY RENE HINES, Private; b. Private.More About RICHARD LINAMEN and KATHY HINES: Private-Begin: Private ii. STEVEN EUGENE LINAMEN, b. Private; m. CATHERINE EILEEN BARTEE, Private; b. Private. More About STEVEN LINAMEN and CATHERINE BARTEE: Private-Begin: Private iii. KATHY LUANNE LINAMEN, b. Private; m. DARRYL HENRY FOX, Private; b. Private. More About DARRYL FOX and KATHY LINAMEN: Private-Begin: Private iv. LORI SUZANNE LINAMEN, b. Private; m. STEPHEN ROBERT HOLMLUND, Private; b. Private. More About STEPHEN HOLMLUND and LORI LINAMEN: Private-Begin: Private
15. MARILYN YVONNE5 TRUDGEON (LILLIE LEHMAN4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married CYRIL DALE WARMAN Private. He was born Private.More About C YRIL WARMAN and MARILYN TRUDGEON:Private-Begin: Private
Children of M ARILYN TRUDGEON and CYRIL WARMAN are:i. DOUGLAS RAY 6 WARMAN, b. Private; m. PATRICIA CAROL JONES, Private; b. Private.More About DOUGLAS WARMAN and PATRICIA JONES: Private-Begin: Private ii. SHARON KAY WARMAN, b. Private; m. DAVID WAYNE AGNOR, Private; b. Private. More About DAVID AGNOR and SHARON WARMAN: Private-Begin: Private iii. RONALD DALE WARMAN, b. Private; m. RHONDA MARINE POLAND, Private; b. Private. More About RONALD WARMAN and RHONDA POLAND: Private-Begin: Private
16. CAROL ANN5 TRUDGEON (LILLIE LEHMAN4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married MARVIN ORLO KRETLOW Private, son of EARL KRETLOW and ELLA GILLESPIE. He was born Private.More About M ARVIN KRETLOW and CAROL TRUDGEON:Private-Begin: Private
Children of C AROL TRUDGEON and MARVIN KRETLOW are:i. BONITA CAROL 6 KRETLOW, b. Private; m. MICHAEL LOWELL RAY, Private; b. Private.More About MICHAEL RAY and BONITA KRETLOW: Private-Begin: Private ii. PATRICIA ANN KRETLOW, b. Private; m. RANDY SHERREL HEFNER, Private; b. Private. More About RANDY HEFNER and PATRICIA KRETLOW: Private-Begin: Private
17. DUANE ARLEN5 TRUDGEON (LILLIE LEHMAN4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. He married AGNES RUTH SCHIEWE Private. She was born Private.More About D UANE TRUDGEON and AGNES SCHIEWE:Private-Begin: Private
Children of D UANE TRUDGEON and AGNES SCHIEWE are:i. DEBRA KAYE 6 TRUDGEON, b. Private.ii. KENNETH RAY TRUDGEON, b. Private; m. JANETTE ELIZABETH PURVIS, Private; b. Private. More About KENNETH TRUDGEON and JANETTE PURVIS: Private-Begin: Private iii. KAREN MAYE TRUDGEON, b. Private; m. RODNEY ALLEN HULLINGER, Private; b. Private. More About RODNEY HULLINGER and KAREN TRUDGEON: Private-Begin: Private
18. DANA5 TOBEY (RUTH OPAL4 HUFFMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. He married WILMA FLATT Private. She was born Private.More About D ANA TOBEY and WILMA FLATT:Private-Begin: Private
Child of D ANA TOBEY and WILMA FLATT is:i. DEANA 6 TOBEY, b. Private.
19. VANORA EILEEN5 HUFFMAN (OLIVER WENDELL4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, JEREMIAH M. J.2, ?1) was born Private. She married ROBERT WILLIAM DAY Private. He was born May 27, 1917 in Skedee, Oklahoma, and died January 2000 in Wichita, Kansas.More About R OBERT DAY and VANORA HUFFMAN:Private-Begin: Private
Child of V ANORA HUFFMAN and ROBERT DAY is:i. SHIRLEY 6 DAY, b. Private; m. ? HALL, Private; b. Private.More About ? HALL and SHIRLEY DAY: Private-Begin: Private
Endnotes
1. Dewey Toby. 2. Vi Gee. 3. 1900 U.S. Census - Kansas, Sumner County, Caldwell Township. 4. Vi Gee. 5. Ancestral File - Family Group Record. 6. Vi Gee. 7. Familysearch.com. 8. The Silent Cities of Grant County, Oklahoma. 9. Vi Gee. 10. The Silent Cities of Grant County, Oklahoma. 11. Vi Gee. 12. Familysearch.com. 13. The Silent Cities of Grant County, Oklahoma. 14. Velma Gee. 15. Familysearch.com. 16. 1920 U.S. Census, Oklahoma, Grant County, ED #93, Sheet 1. 17. Dewey Toby. 18. Vi Gee. 19. The Silent Cities of Grant County, Oklahoma. 20. Vi Gee. 21. The Silent Cities of Grant County, Oklahoma. 22. Vi Gee. 23. Familysearch.com.
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