Triplett and Allied families.blogspot.com: May 2021

Sunday, May 30, 2021

Teuber Family - Albert C. Teuber - Hearing into Death Claim Action

Hearing Opens In Teuber Death Claim Action

Circumstances surrounding the death of Albert Teuber early Nov. 8, 1942, were described by his widow, volunteer firemen and Dr. W.H. Sexton Thursday morning at a hearing before the industrial insurance commission.

Mrs. Teuber is bringing suit against the city for compensation.

Teuber, 41, succumbed to acute coronary disease in his home at 1241 Iowa Avenue Southeast, Dr. Saxton testified, several hours after being dismissed from a hospital where he had been examined for possible injuries suffered while fighting a garage fire.

The doctor said he had found Teuber's lungs, irritated by smoke and heat when he was admitted at about 3 p.m., and that pulse and blood pressure seemed normal. He was released at about 9 p.m. when the doctor re-examined him and found the lunch condition cleared.

Had Mentioned Pains

Symptoms of the heart ailment brought on by exertion, may have been obscured by the lung irritation, Dr. Saxton explained. The heart disease may have been sudden or accumulated.

Mrs. Teuber said her husband was brought home by members of the family, and had told them, "I feel pretty good but weak." He went to bed and fell asleep shortly after. She said she summoned Dr. Saxton between 1:10 and 1:30 a.m. when Teuber appeared to be unconscious. Dr. Saxton pronounced him dead.

At the fire, quarter of a mile south of the city limits the afternoon of Nov. 7. Teuber complained of pains in his chest and arm, H.B. Peterson, first assistant chief who was in charge, said.

Active At Fire

Peterson, Carroll Fullerton and Roy Daum, who also responded to the fire, reported Teuber was active at the scene, helping remove property from the burning structure and taking his turn at the hose line.

While inside the garage, witnesses said, Teuber was tossing paint cans to fellow firemen, while flames and smoke puffed down at him from the ceiling. Later, the firemen said, he held a hose used to prevent the fire from spreading to the house, standing in a narrow opening between the house and the garage where heat was "so terrific" the men had to spell off in brief turns at the nozzle.

Peterson said he ordered Teuber to the hospital when he complained of the pain in his chest.

The hearing continued Tuesday afternoon.

Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Teuber Family - Adolph Teuber - page 2

I found this article in the summer of 2012 during our Family History Tour. This is from the Huron Public Library. While I was at the Library finding my Grandma's family history, Brian was out roaming the countryside geochaching. This article reads:

"A warrant was issued for the arrest of John Reese for assault on Adolph Teuber. The complaining witness shows a discolored option in evidence that an assault was committed. The row took place is the Glad Hand saloon, and Teuber was knocked down and bruised in the mix-up."

This was published on page 5 of the Huron Dakota Huronite, January 15, 1903.

Teuber Family - Adolph Teuber - page 5 - Obituary

BURIAL SERVICES HELD

_________________

Friends and Relatives Gather for Funeral of Adolph Teuber.

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This afternoon at 2 o'clock the funeral services of Adolph Teuber, whose death occurred Monday evening, were held from the home on Iowa street, interment being made in Riverside. Rev. F. E. Hudson conducted the services and a large circle of relatives and friends were present.

The death of Mr. Teuber resulted from tuberculosis and other complications, from which he has been seriously ill for the last month or more. Mr. Teuber was among the oldest residents of Huron. having lived here for the last twenty years or more as a farmer, and engaged in various occupations. He was born on September 25, 1856, at Ludwigsdorf, Germany.

A large number of relatives, many of whom reside in Huron, survive the decedent, among them being a wife, a son, Harry, a daughter, Ethel, and a mother [!]. Besides these there are three brothers, Henry of Huron, Albert of Pierre, and Bernard living on a claim. A sister also, Mrs. Robert Timm who lives south of Huron, survives him.

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This is the brother of Grandma Hildegarde's uncle. I found this in the library in Huron. This article, as well as many other's that I found in 2012 came from the Huron Daily Huronite, September 12, 1916

Saturday, May 22, 2021

Emmert Family - Martin Emmert - page 10 - The Western Call (Beloit, Kansas)

MARTIN EMMERT DEAD.

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The Life of Beloit's Oldest Druggist

Ended This Morning

From Saturday's Daily

It is our mournful duty to record in our pages, this evening, the death of Mr. Martin Emmert, one of the pioneer business men of this city, who passed away at his residence on North Murphy street, at four o'clock this morning after an illness of some months caused by Bright's disease. Mr. Emmert, who was 70 years of age on December 13th last, has been a resident of this city for the past twenty-eight years, during the most of which time he has carried on the business of druggist.

The deceased gentleman came to Beloit from Freeport, Illinois, as the representative of the Emmert Proprietory Medicine Co., a concern in which his brother was largely interested, and made his residence here while he traveled the continguous territory in the interests of the remedies which the company mentioned manufactured. About the year 1880 an opportunity presented itself to him to establish himself in business in this city by the purchase of a druggist's stock of goods owned by a man call H.B. Sargoni, who had been conducting a business of that nature for some time previously.

When Mr. Emmert first came into possession of the business it was carried on in the building now owned and occupied by A. Manifold on Mill street, but he shortly afterwards moved onto Main street and for a number of years did business in the building now occupied by Robert Mahaffa as a book store. From there he moved into the C.P. Houghton building on North Mill street and continued the business on those premises until within a few months ago, when the failing state of his health necessitating his retirement, he disposed of his stock and business to Dr. D. S O'Brien and H. W. Lobdell and it is now being carried on by them in partnership.

Early in the spring of this year Mr. Emmert went to Excelsior Springs in the hope that a course of medicinal baths and treatment would restore him to a more improved state of health and assure to him some few years longer of life. But this hope was not destined to be fulfilled, he returned home no better than he went and latterly it has been seen that the sands in the glass of life were slowly running out and that Death with his dreaded sickle was hovering dangerously near. He has been tenderly nursed by his wife and daughters, the latter of whom were called here some weeks ago, and their watchful vigils have been maintained to the end.

Mr. Emmert was born in Penn's Valley, Center county, Pennsylvania, and in early life studied medicine at Philadelphia. Following the inevitable tread of mankind from the beginning of all times to follow a westward course he did not remain long in the land of his father after he had grown to man's estate, but chose rather to become identified with the upbuilding of the west.

Mr. Emmert is survived by a widow and four daughters, all the latter being married. they are: Mrs. J.J. Dilworth, of Newkirk, Oklahoma; Mrs. S. W. Keiser, of Stillwater, Oklahoma: Mrs. A. R. Eastman, of Agra, Oklahoma, and Mrs. S. Thorstenberg, of Lindsborg, Kansas.

The funeral of the decreased gentleman will be held from the family residence at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Rev. J. G. Hilton, pastor of the Presbyterian church this city, conducting the services. Internment of the remains will be made in Elmwood cemetery.

Sunday, May 16, 2021

Greene Family - Ida Greene Triplett Obituary - page 9

This is the obituary for my great grandmother on my mother's father's side. Ida Greene was very interested in genealogy and would write frequently to relatives in Minnesota for information. Her parents were Pulaski and Anne Eliza Greene. This obituary reads:

Services Conducted for Mrs. Ida Triplett, 92

Funeral rites for 92-year- old Mrs. Ida Greene Triplett, a Burbank resident for the last 27 years, were conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Fillbach Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Arthur W. Felkley, pastor of the First Congregational church. Internment was at Valhalla Memorial Park.

Mrs. Triplett died Tuesday at her home, 314 Cornell drive. A native daughter, she was born at Gault, California. Two sons Harry Triplett, Glendale, and Shirley Triplett, of Fresno and three grandchildren survive. ___________________________ 1949

Greene Family - Ida Greene Triplett - page 8 - Inside of Memorial Card

THERE is a plan far greater

than the plan you know.

There is a landscape broader than the one you see;

There is a haven where storm-

tossed souls may go.

You call it death ~ we Im-

mortality." Anon.

In Memory Of

IDA GREENE TRIPLETT

Born
March 22, 1856
Gault, California

Passed Away
February 22, 1949
Burbank, California

Services at
Fillbach Funeral Home
February 24,1949
2:00 P.M.

Officiating
Rev. Arthur Felkley

. . . . . .

Internment
Valhalla Memorial Park

Saturday, May 15, 2021

Triplett Family - Shirley Cora Triplett - 1978 Letter

Apparently My Grandfather wrote to Sacramento County to check on Little Shirley. This is their response:

4400 V Street - Sacramento, California 95817
GEORGE L. NIELSON - Public Administrator - Public Guardian - Public Conservator

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

CORONER

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

PUBLIC GUARDIAN

PUBLIC CONSERVATOR

January 26, 1978

Mr. Shirley G. Triplett
1001 Sylmar #89.
Clovis, California 93612

RE: Triplett, Shirley Cora

Dear Mr. Triplett:

We are in receipt of your letter of January 10, 1978, concerning your daughter.

I have been Shirley's Guardianship Officer since Mrs. Gallineau's retirement in 1974. Shirley still resides at the Grueich Board and Care Home at R. 3, Box 950, Galt, California95632. The street address is 10898 Boessaw Road, and the telephone number is area code 209-745-2651. As far as we know Shirley is in good health. Shirley's income still consists of Social Security benefits and the state supplemental payment. She also receives Medicare and is entitled to benefits under the state Medi-cal program.

If you would like to call Mrs. Gruneich yourself to see how Shirley is, feel free to do so at the above number.

Very truly yours,

GEORGE L. NIELSEN,
Public Guardian

By Susan Holland

Mrs. Susan Holland, Guardianship

Officer

SH:cs

Coroner 454-0111 - Public Administrator 454-5701 - Public Guardian 454-5201 - Public Conservator 454-55201 - Toxicology Laboratory 454-5704

Triplett Family - Shirley Cora Triplett - Moving letter

In 1973 was the year that "Little Shirley" was moved to a new address.

4400 V Street - Sacramento, California 95817
GEORGE L. NIELSON - Public Administrator - Public Guardian - Public Conservator

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

CORONER

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

PUBLIC GUARDIAN

PUBLIC CONSERVATOR

November 5, 1973

Mr. Shirley G. Triplett
3549 Illinois Ave.
Fresno, California 93702

RE: Triplett, Shirley Cora

Dear Mr. Triplett:

We wish to advise you that your daughter is now living in the Gruneich Boarding Home, Rt. 3, Box 950, Galt, California 95632.

She lives in the same general area as the Herzog Boarding Home where she previously lived.

Very truly yours,

GEORGE L. NIELSEN,
Public Guardian

By Jean L Gallineau

Mrs. Jean L. Gallineau,

Guardianship Officer

JLG:cs

Coroner 454-0111 - Public Administrator 454-5701 - Public Guardian 454-5201 - Public Conservator 454-55201 - Toxicology Laboratory 454-5704

Teuber Family - Albert Teuber - page 2 - Citizenship Record

This is the certificate of Citizenship for Albert Teuber. This reads as:

Sworn in and [?]

E.C.Walton - Clerk of the District Court

by H.M. Jewett, Deputy

Territory of Dakota.}ss. Before me the undersigned, Clerk of the

Beadle County} District Court in and for said County, personally appeared Albert Teuber a native of Germany and makes solemn oath that it is bona fide his intention to become a citizen of the United States and to renounce and abjure forever all allegiance and fidelity to [?] foreign power, prince, potentate, state or sovereignty what so ever and particularly allegiance to the Emperor of Germany of where he was here to for a subject and that he will support the constitution and government of the United States.

Albert Teuber.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October 1880.

E.C. Walton, Clerk of the District Court

by H.M. Jewett - Deputy

United States of America

Territory Of County of

Dakota. Beadle

Triplett Family - Shirley Greene Triplett - page 15 - Wedding Annoucement

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925 [Madera Tribune]

POPULAR MADERA COUPLE WEDDED

_____________________________

One of Madera's most popular young ladies, Miss Lenoir Inez Leonard, more familiarly known among her friends as "Bobby" was married to Shirley G. Triplett of Madera at Santa Ana at 2:30 this afternoon, according to word received in Madera this afternoon.

This occurance has been expected for some time by the Madera friends of the two popular young people, but the exact time of the occurance had been kept a secret except to the immediate members of the bride's family.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.G. Leonard of Madera, coming here with her family from Maple Park, Illinois, some three years ago. She graduated from high school in Illinois in 1922, and followed this with a post graduate business course in the Madera high school. In December, 1923, she began work as secretary of the Madera Business Men's association and assistant secretary of the Madera County Chamber of Commerce.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Triplett of Burbank. He has been in Madera for the past five years, coming here from Arizona where he was an employee of the Santa Fe. At the present time he is auto motive electrician with the Standard garage.

Mr. and Mrs. Triplett will spend some time traveling around in the south, expecting to return to Madera about September 1 to make their home at 112 South N street.

Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Triplett Family - Shirley Triplett - page 5 - UCR Newspaper - Surprise Party

I found these newspaper articles on the University of California Riverside Center for Bibliographical Studies and Research. I found them in 2020 [can't be more specific].

This newspaper clipping was in the 10 September 1925 of Madera Tribune, Volume XXXVI, Number 110, 10 September 1925.

This article reads as:

TRIPLETTS GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Triplett were the recipients of a delightful charivari last night, at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard, Madera avenue and Olive street, when a number of their Ripperdan friends came in to extend their heat wishes. The members of the party gathered at the Leonard home, where the newly weds were invited to spend the evening. The evening was spent in the playing of games and the enjoyment of a social [t]ime and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Triplett received some very nice presents as a remembrance from their friends.

Triplett Family - Lorna Lee Triplett - page 4 - Testimony

the defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, be awarded the 1942 Studebaker Automobile.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED THAT THE PLAINTIFF, Lorna Lee Hazelton, be restored to her maiden name of Lorna Lee Triplett.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that at the expiration of one year from the entry of this Interlocutory Judgment, said plaintiff shall be entitled to, and that there shallbe entered by the Court, a Final Judgment granting the said Divorce and dissolving the bonds of matrimony between the said plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, and the said defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, and restoring them to the status of single, unmarried persons.

Done in open Court this 3rd day of December, 1947.

Emert Klettle,
Judge of the Superior Court.

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Triplett Family - Lorna Lee Triplett - page 3 - Divorce Papers

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the said defendant be and he is hereby declared to be in default for want of appearance and the Clerk of the Court is hereby ordered to enter the default according to law, and the Court is hereby ordered to enter the default according to law, and the Court having heard the testimony introduced on behalf of the plaintiff and in support of the allegations contained in the complaint, and the cause having been submitted and the Court having duly considered the law and evidence, and

It appearing satisfactorily to the Court that each and all of the material allegations and averments in the plaintiff's complaint are true, and the Court hereby finds them to be true and that they are sustained by the testimony, free from exceptions as to it competency, admissibility and sufficiency; and

It appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to an Interlocutory Decree of this Court, adjudging that the plaintiff has established grounds for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and defendant, and

The law and the premises being by the Court now understood and fully considered and the Court having found that the defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, has been guilty of extreme cruelty toward the plaintiff.

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED and this Court does hereby order, adjudge and decree that the plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, is entitled to an Interlocutory Decree of this Court, declaring that the plaintiff is entitled to a Divorce from the defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, and in pursuance thereof, this Interlocutory Decree is hereby made upon the grounds of the defendant's extreme cruelty toward the plaintiff.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the community property of the parties hereto be awarded as follows: That the plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, be awarded the household furniture and equipment belonging to the parties hereto; and that

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Tuesday, May 4, 2021

Triplett Family - Lorna Lee Triplett - page 2 - Divorce Papers

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF FRESNO.

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LORNA LEE HAZELTON, No. 75028

Plaintiff,

Dept. 1

vs.

INTERLOCUTORY DECREE OF

RICHARD GORDON HAZELTON, DIVORCE

Defendant.

The above entitled action came on regularly to be heard and tried before the Court, sitting without a jury, on the 3rd day of December, 1947, the plaintiff appearing in person and by one of her attorneys, Elmore Winkler, and the defendant not appearing either in person or by attorney; and it appearing to the Court that the defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, was, on the 16th day of November, 1947, in the County of Fresno, State of California, duly served with Summons herein, attached to a copy of the Complaint on file in this cause, and as more particularly appears by the on file in this cause, and as more particularly appears by the return of service on file herein, and the time for answering or otherwise appearing having expired, and no Answer or other appearance having been filed by the defendant, and the affidavit of the plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, having been filed herein stating that said defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, is not in the Military Service of the United States, and the defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, being in default for want of appearance, now therefore, on motion of George, Winkler & Gibbs, attorneys for plaintiff,

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Triplett Family - Lorna Lee Triplett - page 1 - Divorce papers

This is the first page for Grandma Lorna's divorce from her first husband Richard Gordon Hazelton.

Apparently Richard went back to Wisconsin where he married and had a daughter.

At this point in time - from what I found - all 3 persons have passed. I don't know if Richard and his 2nd wife had any grandchildren.

This document reads as:

COPY

In the Superior Court of the State of California

In and for the

County of Fresno.

No. 75028

Dept. 1

LORNA LEE HAZELTON, Plaintiff

vs.

RICHARD GORDON HAZELTON, Defendant

Final Decree of Divorce

It appearing to the court and the court finding that an interlocutory judgment adjudging and declaring that the Plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, was entitled to a divorce from the Defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, was entered in the above entitled action on the 3rd day of December, 1947 and recorded in Judgment Book 112 of said Court at page 42; that one year has expired since the entry of said interlocutory judgment, and said action has not been dismiss; that no appeal has been taken from said interlocutory judgment: and no motion for a new trial has been made and that there is no reason why a final judgment granting divorce should not be made and entered herein;

And all and singular the law and the facts being by the court understood and fully considered;

Wherefore, it is here Ordered, Adjudged, and Decreed and this court does hereby order, adjudge, and decree that the marriage between said plaintiff, Lorna Lee Hazelton, and said defendant, Richard Gordon Hazelton, be dissolved, and the same is hereby dissolved upon the grounds of extreme cruelty and the said parties are, and each of them is, freed and absolutely released from the bonds of matrimony, and all the obligations thereof, and restored to the status of single persons.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that all orders made in the interlocutory Decree in the above-entitled case be, and the same are hereby incorporated herein and made a part of this Final Decree.

Done in open Court this 6th day of December 1948.

Arthur C. Shepard

Judge of the Superior Court.

Cowdery's Form No. 44B - FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE. (C.C.seca 132-133.)

Monday, May 3, 2021

Rank Family - Names and Dates - page 2 and 4

Apparently it was a very short letter, as there is nothing on page 4. I am thinking that someone did some research for Matilda Rank at some point.

Philip Rank born Jan 30th 1734 in Earl Township Lancaster Co. Penna

Son of John Michael & Anna Barbara Rank Died Nov 25th 1815

Had 9 children - [?]

John Michael (moved to Ohio)

Maria Christine (died Oct 30th 1791

Anna Barbara (married to Jacob Schmall of Nazerett Pa.

John Moved to York Co.

Anna Maria married to J. P. Kluge

John Phillip

Anna Elizabeth (married to Henry Grosch

John George

Mathew moved to Marietta.

Sunday, May 2, 2021

Rank Family - Names and Dates - Page 3

Samuel Rank - Born July 30th 1742 in Earl Township Lancaster Co. Penna. Son of John Michael & Anna Maria Rank. Died May 22nd 1815

Was married twice & had 7 children [?]

George Michael died in his infancy

Eva Barbara (died)

Anna Maria (lived in Litiz.

Elizabeth (lived in Litiz.

John lived in Litiz

- Samuel lived in Earl Township

Peter " " "

Michael Rank M.D.

Born Dec 30th 1802 in Earl Township Lancaster Co. Penna. Son of Samuel Rank. Married to Mary Marg: Shelly.

Died April 18th 1835.

Had two children [?]

Matilda, born in Warwick Township

& Nathaniel Henry.

Rank Family - Names and Dates - page 1

I found this letter in my Walkinshaw/Keiser/[and now] Rank family binder.

It reads:

NB [?] I can find no further notice of John Michael Rank who appears to have been the progenitor of the Rank family-

I think it is very probable that he emigrated to this country from the Palatinate as the name of a large number of persons residing in Earl Township are mentioned in the church records, all of whom came from the above mentioned section. It would almost appear that a colony of people from the Palatinate settled in that portion of Lancaster County between 1756 - 1760.