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2001	# Iowa State Census, 1895 Recordinfo about Cecil D. Masters Name: ´tabªCecil D. Masters Age: ´tabª5 Race: ´tabªW Birthplace: ´tabªIA Wapello Co Residence: ´tabªCenter, Wapello	Masters, Cecil Dana (I3263)
2002	# Iowa State Census, 1895 Recordinfo about David Masters Name: ´tabªDavid Masters Age: ´tabª33 Race: ´tabªW Birthplace: ´tabªIll Residence: ´tabªCenter, Wapello	Masters, David Dana (I3334)
2003	# Jan 21 1896 Source: Susans List	Towner, Milo Sylvester (I1817)
2004	# jane moved to Western Canada Source: Milo Source Docs # Jane milo # Katherine J Kenneth Conklin	McArthur, Catherine Jane (I3725)
2005	# Jean E Grace Ward Anne Rahamut Tree	Ward, Jean E "Grace" (I1661)
2006	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hastings, J.R. (I181)
2007	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Foster, J.E. (I3256)
2008	# Lambton, Ontario 15 Aug 1872 # 1865 Watford, Ontario Source: Milo Source Docs	Hastings, John Joseph (I113)
2009	# LaReign was a cousin of Milo's first wife, Cora. LaReign had two children when her husband W. Bronson died. One child, Wm Bronson lives in Galesburg, IL and has 10 children. Her daughter, Betty Meyers, has 3 girls and 1 boy. in 1970, Betty lived in California. Source: Susans List # Left Milo 1965 milo index	Hastings, LaReign Irene (I1564)
2010	# License Month : 6/28/1892 Marriage Month : 6/30/1892 City Or Township : Haynes County : Alcona Surname Of Groom : Johnson Given Name Of Groom : Samuel Age Of Groom : 26 Race Of Groom : W Residence Of Groom : Haynes Birthplace Of Groom : Canada Occupation Of Groom : Farming Groom Father Surname : Johnson Groom Father Given Name : Robert Groom Mother Surname : Storey Groom Mother Given Name : Jane M. Groom Previous Marriage : 0 Surname Of Bride : Keegan Given Name Of Bride : Emmalane Age of Bride : 18 Race of Bride : W Residence of Bride : Mikado Birthplace of Bride : Ohio Bride Father Surname : Keegan Bride Father Given Name : James H. Bride Mother Surname : Mocoder Bride Mother Given Name : Omeemee Bride Previous Marriage : 0 Officiator Surname : Shaw Officiator Given Name : J. L. Officiator Title : J. P. Witness1 Surname : Johnson Witness1 Given Name : Annie Witness1 Residence : Haynes Witness2 Surname : Goodsell Witness2 Given Name : William Witness2 Residence : Alcona Book : 2 Page : 10 Registration Number : 143 http://www.alcona.org/moreinfo.aspx?id=391	Family F13
2011	# Mar 28 1894 Source: Susans List	Towner, Mary (I1816)
2012	# Mar 28 1894 Source: Susans List	Towner, Mary (I1816)
2013	# Mar 30 1882 Source: Susans List	Towner, Reuben Charles (I1812)
2014	# Married Dora Jean Campbell & Roy Williams milo index # George Freer was the son of George Nathaniel Freer, b. 22 Sep 1858 in Black River, Alcona County, MI; d. 24 Oct 1924. He is buried in Alcona county. He married Ida Lombard (b 25 Aug 1872; d. 19 Oct. 1943). This is how his ancestry goes: George Freer George Nathaniel Freer Andrew Jackson Freer James Freer (of LaPeer County, MI) I have extensive information on the Alcona county Freers. You can contact me at: jen@postoffice.ccis.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.freer&m=77.106 #On 4/24/06, Betty wrote: > HI!George Freer was my husbands Father and Donna was Bob's sister. Bob's > father was Judge of probate at the time of his death in 1953. Donna died in > Dec. of 1999.Mazie Lixie Freer was Bob's mother, she died March, 1960. John > Ross mother was a Miller.Betty # Medium height, medium build, blue eyes, dark brown hair. 1917 draft card # cousin living with him in 1930 1930 United States Federal Census about Laretta Freer Name: ´tabªLaretta Freer Home in 1930: ´tabªHarrisville, Alcona, Michigan Age: ´tabª16 Estimated birth year: ´tabªabt 1914 Relation to Head of House: ´tabªCousin http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1930usfedcen&indiv=try&h=16281119	Freer, George (I3994)
2015	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McNeil, L. (I4058)
2016	# Martha is my cousin. My mother was Annie Laura McNeil teeple. She had 1 brother Lloyd deceased and Martha's mother Lorraine McNeil Pinder, deceased.Her father was Donald Mc Neil and her mother was Ella Mae Milligan McNeil. I have just moved and can't put my hands on some papers but I have legal immigration papers signed by Queen of England for my Granfather . # Donald McNeil owned a home at the corner of McNeil Rd. and Poor Farm Rd. just south of the Old Stone Church in Alcona Co. Michigan. He married Ella Mae Milligan. Does any one have info on Donald and/or Ella? Any help would be greatly appreciated. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/alcona/webbbs/surnames/index.cgi?read=58 # Notes for DONALD MCNEIL, JR.: His nickname was "Danny" or "Dan". Immigrated to Michigan in 1869? ============================= Search Result from Alcona County Articles Table: Mo : 12 Dy : 13 Yr : 1889 Newspaper Date : 12/13/1889 12:00:00 AM Volume : 13 Number : 37 Page : 4 Column : 3 Newspaper : Review Description : Donald McNeil is the Haynes Township librarian, and wants overdue books returned. Transcription : The Local News. Parties having books in their possession belonging to Haynes Township Library for a period longer than two weeks are hereby notified to return same at once under pain of the full penalty provided by the Library Rules and Regulations. Donald McNeil, Librarian. Haynes, Dec. 11, 1889. Email from Jaime Taylor, May 29, 2006	McNeil, Donald "Dan" (I4056)
2017	# MILLIGAN,MAHALA - MILLIGAN,MARTIN,JAMES - MARTIN,ALCONA,,22 APR 1874,--,--,--,-- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mi/alcona/vitals/marriages/dbn-aug2005-k-m.txt	Family F4300
2018	# Moved to Washington John had 80 acres in Haynes Twp. He built a house in Alpena and helped in building the house on his father's farm John died of heart problems Susans List	Johnson, John N (I3)
2019	# Myrtle Edna went to school in Dist #4, Haynes Twp., unti lthe 3rd grade. Then the family moved to Centralia Washington. That is all the schooling that Myrtle received. Myrtle claims that there was no love lost between she and her father, because he felt that she had killed her mother. When she went out a few times with a young man in Centralia, her father took her and the young man to Chalalis, the County seat of Lewis Country, and forced them to marry. Record of the marriage reads: "Henrey Lewis haynes, age 18, White, 1st marriage, of Centralia, Wash, a baker, son of Joseph Lawrence, and Alice Hilton, married one Myrtle Edna Morton, age 16, 1st marriage, white, of Centralie Wash., born in Michigan, father John Johnson, maiden name of mother Erdine Morton, date of marriage July 19 ___ (not filled in), place of marriage, Centralia, Wash., performed by Robert J Reed, Witnesses John Johnson and Mrs. Laura Jordon - Certified March 1, 1971:Recorded Book 1:Page 140,bearing date,July 19__ (not filled in), filed July 20, 1909." Note from Milo Johnson (1970): When I, Milo N. Johnson, was born in February, 1890, there wasn't a cow milking in the community, when mother took sick and couldn't nurse me (this is her story to me), Mark Morton, Myrtle's grandfather, had a mare that had just had a colt, so they milked the mare, and divided between me and the colt until mother got better. A neighbor girl born in 1892 remembers Myrtle and went to school with her. She owns and lives in the house Morton built on his place, so I reckon Myrtle's early years are well documented, and the implication of the marraige to Henry Haines is disproved. Henry L. Haines joined a unit of the US Services and was sent to a mission or project in alaska (which unit is not known). Myrtle followed him to Alaska and their baby was born up there-more than nine months after the marraige. Myrtle got a job up there, I believe (Milo writing), in a lumber camp at or near Ketchikan, Alaska. When the baby came, I think the welfare dept. had the baby adopted out to someone and according to their rule, Myrtle couldn't find out until 18 years had passed. Henry came forward, though, and claimed Myrtle as his wife and the baby as his. He wasn't so bad after all. Myrtle's baby, Hazel ?____ Haines, born in Alaska, date?, Hazel's adopted parents? Myrtle made her own living as a practical nurse and came to Bellingham, Wash., in 1923. When she heard where her daughter was, she worked her way back up there, I think (again from Milo), in British Columbia, contacted her and convinced her to come to Wash. to live. Hazel has two or three children now, some married. Hazel did not answer the inquiry made in 1970. Myrtle married again, Henry Haines being dead or declared dead, as Myrtle said in 1970, "I get a small Vet's pension which pays for rent and pays for food if I am careful."	Johnson, Myrtle Edna (I66)
2020	# Name: ´tabªMilo Johnson Age: ´tabª29 years Estimated birth year: ´tabªabt 1891 Birthplace: ´tabªMichigan Race: ´tabªWhite Home in 1920: ´tabªHaynes, Alcona, Michigan Home owned: ´tabªOwn Sex: ´tabªMale Marital status: ´tabªMarried Relation to Head of House: ´tabªHead Able to read: ´tabªYes Able to Write: ´tabªYes Mother's Birth Place: ´tabªPennsylvania Father's Birth Place: ´tabªCanada Image: ´tabª143 Source: 1920 United States Federal Census Record info	Johnson, Milo Napier (I13)
2021	# On 4/24/06, Betty wrote: > HI!George Freer was my husbands Father and Donna was Bob's sister. Bob's > father was Judge of probate at the time of his death in 1953. Donna died in > Dec. of 1999.Mazie Lixie Freer was Bob's mother, she died March, 1960. John > Ross mother was a Miller.Betty # Edcuation: Certificate from Bay City Business College. Occupation: Executive Secretary in Kalamazoo, Mich.	Freer, Donna (I3993)
2022	# Pennsylvania #funeral sheet dec 27 1906, traverse city, Mich # Traverse city hospital. 6:45 pm Tuesday mt joy	Shaw, Elsworth Foster (I3246)
2023	# Rev. McBride preached her funeral service. The Alcona Review had an article July 17, 1895 that "Mrs Hastings goes to Canada for a very sick daughter." And November 4, 1895 the Review said "Mrs Hastings, Mrs Ellis and the Children have come to Alcona Township." Source: Milo Source Docs # Sarah J, age l8, married Chauncey Ellis, 22. Source: Index of Genealogy	Hastings, Sarah J (I3343)
2024	# Robert E attended High School and after WWII, attended Adrian College at Adrian, MI, under the GI Bill. Graduated with AB degree. Ordained in M.E. Church and served as a Pastor in North Henderson, Illinois. While there, he enrolled in northwestern Univ. in Chicago to get his PhD, driving the distance each Monday morning and Friday night. Not liking the stress from this situation, he quit and took a sales job with O-Cello Sponge Corp., in Buffalo, NY. The lived in Buffalo and Alden, NY then Avondale Estates, GA, then Richardson, TX. From there, they moved to Indiana, where Bob still resides with his second wife, Grace. During WWII, Bob was in the Air Force assigned to Intelligence after an injury. Source: Susans List	Johnson, Robert Edwin (I304)
2025	# Ross George Anne Rahamut Tree	Teeple, Ross George (I110)
2026	# Sadie married at 24, to Alexander McLellan, 24, Haynes Presbyterian Church by C. M. Boyce, Minister 1-28- Witnesses - Russell Ritchie and Elizabeth McLellan, Alex died ´iª____ ´/iª18, 1970 Source: Index of Genealogy	Ritchie, Russell Earl Harvey Wallace Hastings (I3710)
2027	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rosekrans, S.H. (I3403)
2028	# Sarah Louise (Sadie) Ellis b. Leamington, Ont. 6-19-1895 133 Sadie married at 24, to Alexander McLellan, 24, Haynes Presbyterian Church by C. M. Boyce, Minister 1-28-1920 Witnesses - Russell Ritchie and Elizabeth McLellan, Alex died ´iª____ ´/iª18, 1970 Source: Index of Genealogy	Family F1254
2029	# See reference to her husband posted on Lixey site. Mrs. Lixie (Helena Wagner) was born May 21, 1880, in Bushyheath, England, and came to the United States when 2 years of age with her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, who located in Oscoda. For the past 12 years she had been a resident in Alpena. Her marriage to Mr. Lixie took place April 15, 1895. Helena died at the age of 58. Survivors( see Eli's) plus as sisster Mrs. Burt Phillips of Jackson. " http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.lixey&m=19	Family F1378
2030	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, C. (I3763)
2031	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, M.L. (I3766)
2032	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, B. (I3764)
2033	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, J. (I3762)
2034	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, D.D. (I3758)
2035	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, D. (I3767)
2036	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McLellan, S. (I3761)
2037	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Phelps, A.L. (I3768)
2038	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F1282
2039	# Source: Index of Genealogy	McLellan, John A (Jack) (I3757)
2040	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Clarence Bell remembered in 1978 that ...Clarence's father earned .50 cents a day working on the farm in Ontario and $1.50 a day in the lumber camps in Michigan. The Bells had 3 house fires in Michigan, and went back to Ontario. Source: Milo Source Docs	Bell, Mitchell (I3694)
2041	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Alice Madeline Anne Rahamut Tree	Holmes, Alice Madeline (I109)
2042	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Sadie married at 24, to Alexander McLellan, 24, Haynes Presbyterian Church by C. M. Boyce, Minister 1-28- Witnesses - Russell Ritchie and Elizabeth McLellan, Alex died ´iª____ ´/iª18, 1970 Source: Index of Genealogy # 1920 census	McLellan, Elizabeth (Lizzie) (I3711)
2043	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Sarah Louise (Sadie) Ellis b. Leamington, Ont. 6-19-1895 133 Sadie married at 24, to Alexander McLellan, 24, Haynes Presbyterian Church by C. M. Boyce, Minister 1-28-1920 Witnesses - Russell Ritchie and Elizabeth McLellan, Alex died ´iª____ ´/iª18, 1970 Source: Index of Genealogy # 1910 United States Federal Census Recordinfo about Sarah L Ellis Name: ´tabªSarah L Ellis Age in 1910: ´tabª14 Estimated birth year: ´tabªabt 1896 Home in 1910: ´tabªHaynes Twp, Alcona, Michigan Race: ´tabªWhite Gender: ´tabªFemale Source: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&ti=0&r=an&db=1910uscenindex&F20=MIT624_634-0135&rank=0&gss=angs-d&fh=1&recid=8226982&recoff=22	Ellis, Sarah Louise (Sadie) (I3689)
2044	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Sarah Louise (Sadie) Ellis b. Leamington, Ont. 6-19-1895 133 Sadie married at 24, to Alexander McLellan, 24, Haynes Presbyterian Church by C. M. Boyce, Minister 1-28-1920 Witnesses - Russell Ritchie and Elizabeth McLellan, Alex died ´iª____ ´/iª18, 1970 Source: Index of Genealogy #1910 United States Federal Census > Michigan > Alcona > Haynes Twp > District 7 McLellan, Dougal Head McLellan, Alexander, son, m, f, 15, s, michigan, canada, canada #World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Recordinfo about Alexander Mclellan Name: ´tabªAlexander Mclellan City: ´tabªNot Stated County: ´tabªAlcona State: ´tabªMichigan Birthplace: ´tabªMichigan;United States of America Birth Date: ´tabª1 Feb 1895 Race: ´tabªCaucasian Roll: ´tabª1675112 DraftBoard: ´tabª0	McLellan, Alexander (I3690)
2045	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Wallace George Source: Susans List	Teeple, Wallace George (I107)
2046	# Source: Milo Source Docs # William George - in Canada, working on family history is descendent of this man	Hastings, William John (George?) (I186)
2047	# Source: Milo Source Docs # 1900 Census Michigan Alcona County Haynes Township 2nd June, 1900 6 6 Hastings, Wm Head white male feb 1870 30 m 6 michigan ireland ireland farmer 0 yes yes yes O F Farm 5 Betsie wife white female dec 1873 26 m 6 3 3 cana (eng) can (eng) can (eng) 1870 22 yes yes yes Annie daughter white female dec 1894 5 s mich mich canada no no no Shirley son white male mar 1897 3 s mich mich canada no no no Lavigna daughter white female feb 1899 1 s mich mich canada no no no	Hastings, Lavigna Susanne (I169)
2048	# Source: Milo Source Docs # JOSEPH HASTINGS m CATHERINE J ELMS 20 OCT 1885 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/alcona/alconamarriages.html	Elms, Katherine Jane (Kate) (I118)
2049	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Lois H 1930 census	Clemens, Lois M (I3719)
2050	# Source: Milo Source Docs # Portrait of a Brother, Marian Johnson Merkel Shiffler http://www.voiceinverse.com/family/portraitOfABrother.cfm Page 4, partway down. One huge benefit we derived from living in Harrisville was seeing Grandpa Teeple frequently. He came to town nearly every week, in a horse and buggy, or a cutter if there was snow. He had a big bearskin coat and hat with earflaps, and a horsehide robe for his lap. He carried white peppermints in his righthand pocket, pink wintergreens in his left. These candies were dispensed as medicine depending on the severity of one's cough. We got expert in getting the kind we wanted. He taught Gerald to play the jew's harp and the mouth organ, and taught us to sing funny songs, like Ohhhhh, I'll never wear the red anymore, anymore. I'll never wear the red, diddly dinkems O Oh, I'll never wear the red, it's so pretty on the bed, So come buy me a molly, dolly rhyme. So come buy me a molly, dolly, dimple olly, sally olly Chuka=chuka chuk giltaroy, didly dinkem O. He also taught us to dance the jig, which Gerald could do well, and the highland fling which Mildred and I excelled at. One feat Grandpa had that I always intended to learn, but never did, was to pare an apple in one unbroken peeling that one could carefully hold to make it look like a whole apple. We weren't the only kids that loved Grandpa Teeple. Every kid on our street ran beside his buggy or cutter to take a few yard turn at a ride, and listen to his songs. He was Santa Claus at the Presbyterian church on Christmas Eve. He didn't bother with Santa's suit, and we all knew who he was-who could miss that luxuriant walrus moustache?-but no one cared, and we all pretended with gusto. It was great fun at his house, too. He had a record player. He also had a wonderful orchard, with delicious apples, a Wagner, a sweet crab, and a dark red with a dusting to make it look purple. Grandpa had remarried by this time. Mama's mother, Eliza Hastings died in 1918 while Uncle Wilson was away at war, from grief, some said. Our new grandma was Black Bill Johnson's (already mentioned) widow. Grandpa got up every morning of his life at 4 a.m. to do his barn chores, and went to bed immediately after supper most nights. One morning he was at breakfast and died with a spoon of oatmeal halfway to his mouth. He was 75. Gerald was devastated. He couldn't seem to stop crying. Gerald was named after Grandpa, first name Frederick, But his age may have contributed to his lack of control because Fernall, same age as Gerald felt just as bad, and sobbed all through the funeral. Fernall was Wallace Teeple's oldest boy. He had bright red hair and a pointy face. He and Gerald were good friends. ...Gerald was enthralled by any type of music, be it piano, organ, violin, or even Grandpa Teeple's jewsharp. ..Peaches were bought by the bushel, and all other fruit and vegetables we got from Grandpa Teeple, Uncle Bill Hastings, the Cummings farm, or from the farmer who brought our weekly crock of butter, quart of cream (so thick it could be scooped out with a table knife) and eggs. # Message board posting I am not related but I have found some information for you. Regarding Fred Oliver Teeple: Mount Joy Cemetery original section there is a Teeple family stone. Lot map shows the owner as F. O. Teeple. Frederick Oliver Teeple was born in Port Huron, MI on Jun 23, 1853 to Fred Teeple (Nova Scotia) and Margaret McCollum (Scotland). He died on Feb 11, 1932 at the age of 78 years, 7 months and 18 days, and was buried on Feb 13, 1932. He was a farmer. He started out as a teamster, and was boarding with Edward Miller in Alcona Village in 1880. He claimed to be 22 years old. He was born in MI, and both of his parents were born in Nova Scotia. He married Eliza J. Hastings, age 29, on May 26,1885 in Alcona. He was a 31-year-old farmer. He was born in Michigan, June, 1854 and was married around 1883. His father was born in Vermont, his mother in Scotland. In 1900 he was farming and living in Haynes Township. (Per 1900 census) In 1910 he was living in Haynes Township with his wife, Eliza (1856, Canada), and Wilson (1896, MI), Wallace (1893, MI), and Wilson (1896, MI). He was 55 years old, and was born in Michigan. His father was born in Canada, his mother in Scotland. This was his first marriage, and he had been married 24 years. He was a farmer. In 1920 he was living on a farm in Haynes Township with his son and daughter-in-law, Wallace Teeple (1893, MI) and Alice Teeple (1894, MI). He was 67 years old an dwas a widower. He was born in MI. His father was b. PA, mother b. Scotland. 1930 Census Haynes Township, farm with his second wife, Ellen (1864, MI). He was 73yrs old and b.MI. Father b. English Canada, mother b.Scotland. He was 28 at the age of his first marriage. His 2nd marriage was to Ella (Hicks) Johnston (1861, MI), the daughter of Nathan Hicks and Elizabeth Titus. They were married on October 4, 1921 in Harrisville. She is buried in Lott 66, Original section. Alcona County Review Feb 18, 1932 Fred O. Teeple The sudden death of Fred O. Teeple, Thursday, 11th at his home in Haynes Twp, came as a shock to the many friends and acquaintances in the county who have known and respected him over a long period of years, since 1870 to be exact, when he came to Alcona Village as a youth of 17. Mr Teeple fell dead while eating his breakfast. He had been in his usual health and ha djust completed his morning chores before sitting down to breakfast. He was alone with Mrs. Teeple when he died without any warning at all. Mr Teeple was born Jun 23, 1853 and came to Alcona County 70 years ago. He was married twice, first to Eliza Hastings Holden (??) who died in 1918, leaving 3 sons and 2 daughters, Earl of Birmingham, Wilson of Black River, Wallace of Sturgeon Point Coast Guards, and Mrs James Yuill of Duluth and Mrs Milo Johnson of Harrisville. His 2nd marriage was to Mrs Johnson who survives, with two brothers, Gilbert Teeple of Deckerville and Malcomb of Port Huron, and one sister, Mrs Mary A. Doan, also of Port Huron. Services were held at the home on Saturday afternoon in charge of Rev C S Brown. Burial in the family lot at Mt. Joy Cemetery. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/rw/localities.northam.usa.states.michigan.counties.alcona/216	Teeple, Frederick Oliver (I103)