1Remembrance from Funeral Service (United Methodist Church of Kent) March 28th1974 Edline - Yahn Funeral Chapel.
1Certified copy of Birth Record, Oregon State Board of Health, Vital Statistics, Father Carpenter, Mothers Address 496, E. Jefferson St., Portland Oregon.
2Elder family Bible, Edition: Ivison & Phinney, Phinney & CO., Buffalo New York, 1856, Father Carpenter, Mothers Address 496, E. Jefferson St., Portland Oregon. This bible was passed down to Muriel Oxnerfrom her Grandmother Sarah Harrel Elder. The records of Marriages and Births are located near the center of the book. Some of the records are in pencil and some are in ink. All are in cursive hand. The first leaf of the book is printed in small letters in the center "Alexander Elder". Copies of the records from this bible are on file with writer.
3I have copy of Birth and death.
1Tombstone at Cemetery in Peoria, M. Sheue Died Sep. 12th. 1910, Aged 74 y 14 D. Photos by James P. Dahm.
2Tombstone, M. Sheue Died Sep. 12th. 1910, Aged 74 y 14 D.
3Twelth Census of the United States, Iowa, Mahaska County, Richalnad Township, Volume: 49, Line: 20, Enumeration District, Sheue Martin, Father, May, 1826, age 73 [73 is then crossed out and 93 is written in] , si. His age is unclear as 73 is crossed out and 93 is written in instead while his birth year of 1826 would match the 73 years of age, note that a tombstone found in the Peoria cemeterey marked M. Sheue has an age of 74 at the death in 1910.
1Application For Reimbursement. William A. S,ith son of Sarah and Edward applies for reimbursement for expenses paid in the sickness and burial of Sarah E. Smith.
1The State Board of Health of Missouri Bureau of Vital Statistics Certificate of Death.
2Application For Reimbursement. William A. S,ith son of Sarah and Edward applies for reimbursement for expenses paid in the sickness and burial of Sarah E. Smith.
3Pension Application.
4Pension Application.
1Application For Reimbursement. William A. S,ith son of Sarah and Edward applies for reimbursement for expenses paid in the sickness and burial of Sarah E. Smith.