Denning, Robert WiIliam Husband of Jane Evans ‘Janie’ (Porter)
Burial Date: 1939, 09/17 Age: 84 Lot: 395 G/H
Born in McClean County, Illinois. He came to Sterling from Storm Lake, IA in 1885 and was s a mail carrier here for 22 years in Sterling, Kansas. He died at his home. Funeral services will be held in Sterling Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 4:00. Survivors include a son Charles Denning of Tulsa and daughter Emily Love, Sterling.
| Name |
Robert W. Denning |
| Birth Place |
Illinois |
| Residence Date |
1 Jul 1903 |
| Station or Residence Place |
Sterling, Kansas, USA |
| Year |
1903 |
| Title |
Official Register of the United States, Containing a List of the Officers and Employees in the Civil, Military, and Naval Service Together with a List of Vessels Belonging to the United States |
| Volume |
Volume 2 |
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| NAME: |
R W Denning |
| CENSUS DATE: |
1 Mar 1895 |
| RESIDENCE COUNTY: |
Rice |
| RESIDENCE STATE: |
Kansas |
| LOCALITY: |
Sterling |
| BIRTH PLACE: |
Illinois |
| FAMILY NUMBER: |
305 |
| GENDER: |
Male |
| AGE: |
40 |
| BIRTH YEAR: |
1855 |
| RACE: |
White |
| HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS |
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Denning, Martha Blair ‘Mattie’
Daughter of Robert William & Jane Evans ‘Janie’ (Porter)
Burial Date: 1922, 04/16 Age: 34 Lot: 405 A/B
Day, William Thornton ‘Bill’ Husband of Erma Lee (Frakes)
Burial Date: 1992, 04/03 Age: 72 Lot: 670 E Crems
War: WW2 U.S. Army 
(12/20/2010 Cremains moved from G to E with Erma)
| Birth: |
1919 |
| Death: |
1992 |
Age 72 US Army 12/20/2010 Crems moved from G to E with Erma
Veteran of: World War II
Family links:
Spouse:
Erma Lee Frakes Day (1920 — 2010) |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 670 E Crems |
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Feb 28, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 105937025 |
Day, Erma Lee (Frakes) Wife of William “Bill” Thornton
Burial Date: 2010, 12/20 Age: 90 Lot:670 E
| Name: |
Erma Lee Frakes |
| Gender: |
Female |
| Race: |
White |
| Age: |
19 |
| Birth Year: |
abt 1921 |
| Birth Place: |
Oklahoma |
| License County: |
Isabella |
| Marriage Date: |
16 Jun 1940 |
| Marriage Place: |
MT Pleasant, Isabella, Michigan, USA |
| Residence Place: |
Clare, Michigan |
| Father: |
Earl L Frakes |
| Mother: |
Bessie Cheney |
| Spouse: |
William T Day |
| County File Number: |
97 |
| State File Number: |
37 3055 |
Birth: @1920
Death: Dec., 2010
Age 90
Family links:
Spouse:
William T Day (1919 – 1992)*
| Name: |
William Thornton Day
[William T Day] |
| Gender: |
Male |
| Race: |
White |
| Birth Date: |
27 Jul 1919 |
| Birth Place: |
Oil Hill But, Kansas |
| Death Date: |
28 Mar 1992 |
| Father: |
Oren W Day |
| Mother: |
Nillie E Thornton |
| SSN: |
446051634 |
| Notes: |
Jun 1937: Name listed as WILLIAM THORNTON DAY; 03 Jun 1993: Name listed as WILLIAM T DAY |
| Name: |
William T. Day |
| Social Security Number: |
446-05-1634 |
| Birth Date: |
27 Jul 1919 |
| Issue year: |
Before 1951 |
| Issue State: |
Oklahoma |
| Death Date: |
28 Mar 1992
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*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 670 E
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Feb 28, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 105936834
Day, Caroline ‘Kate’ B (McVay) w/Charles A.
Daughter of George W & Sarah Elizabeth (Shaw)
Burial Date: 1905, 06/12 Age: 30 Lot: 308 F
Kate B McVay was born March 24, 1875, in Shelby Co., Ohio, her father, George William, was 40 and her mother, Sarah Elizabeth Shaw, was 34. She had two brothers, William H. McVay and Thomas Stanton McVay.
Kate married Charles A. Day of St. Louis, January 21, 1893. She died in Sterling, KS while visiting her brother in Sterling, KS where she had hope that a change would benefit her health. She is survived by her husband, her mother and her brother.
Obituary published in Sidney Daily News, Sidney, Ohio, Friday, June 23, 1905
| Birth: |
Mar. 24, 1875 |
| Death: |
Jun. 10, 1905 |
Age 30 daughter of George William & Sarah Elizabeth(Shaw) |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 308 F |
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Feb 28, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 105936961 |
Davis, Mary Elizabeth ‘Mae’ (Pearson) Ratzlaff
w/William Stewart Lowry/William
Burial Date: 1973, 06/25 Age: 90 Lot: 378 A
Died in Dallas, TX
Davis, Evelyn Ameria (Watkins) wife of Bert Eldon ‘Red
Burial Date: 2003, 01/29 Age: 83 Lot: 1041 E
| Birth: |
Jun. 20, 1919
Barber County
Kansas, USA |
| Death: |
Jan. 26, 2003
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
Evelyn A Davis, 83, died Jan 26, 2003, at Sterling Presbyterian Manor, Sterling. She was born Jun 20, 1919, in Barber County. A Sterling resident since 1968, she was a retired school teacher, working at Medicine Lodge and Lyons.
Funeral was at Sterling United Methodist Church, Sterling. Survivors include: two daughters, Margaret Frager, Hutchinson, and Georgia Henry, Sterling; and a brother, Ivan M Watkins, Medicine Lodge
].Family links:
Spouse:
Bert E Davis (1919 – 2000) |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
Created by: Joe Gibbens
Record added: Dec 04, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 45103999 |
Davies, Clemmy Son of John Edward & Catherine M ‘Carrie’ (Thomas)
Burial Date: 1871, 10/06 Age: Infant Lot: 077 A
Clemmy’s parents:
| Note: Catherine (Carrie) M, (Thomas) Davies was the first wife of John Edward Davies, son of Evan Davies and brother of Thomas Evan Davies. John E. Davies served with Co E, 27th Regiment Ohio Vol Inf & 195th O.V.I John was buried in Highland Cem, Wichita |
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Baker, Dora Alice (Ballard) Doan
1st wife of John William and wife of Samuel ‘Charles’ Hampton Doan
Burial Date: 1950, 10/03 Age: 81 Lot: 284 I/J
Doan, Samuel Hampton ‘Charles’ 1st husband of Dora Alice (Ballard) Baker
Burial Date: 1889, 04/25 Age: 25 Lot: 284 K/L
Dymond, Henry Arthur ‘Harry’
Husband of Minnie Isadora (Gibson)
Burial Date: 1933, 11/26 Age: 63 Lot: 677 D
| Birth: |
Dec. 13, 1869
Bellevue
Huron County
Ohio, USA |
| Death: |
Nov. 24, 1933
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
H. A. Dymond, who has been a patient sufferer for months, is at rest. Death entered the home last Friday evening, November 24, 1933.Funeral services were held from the M. E. church, Sunday, November 26, at 2:30, conducted by Dr. A. E. Kirk, pastor, and Rev. A. N. Smith, a former pastor here and now of Lyons. The services at the grave were in charge of the Masonic lodge. The following obituary was read during the funeral services : Last Friday evening as the twilight and dusk was beginning to silhouette tall cottonwoods overhanging a quiet country home, the Grim Reaper passed over and took another of Sterling’s most beloved men to his eternity–a man who perhaps had nursed those mighty trees and watched them grow from saplings amid the rolling prairies. No doubt he loved them ver much, after having been with them for forty years, and realized and respected their worth.This same man loved his family so sincerely. In the year he was confined to his bed he showed great respect and admiration for those about him; if he had complaints he just let them pass. The noise of children, their loud voices and laughter even when he was very very weak, seemed to comfort him. He loved children very much, always placing great confidence in youth and in their ambitions and desires. Harry (Uncle Harry, as he was called by so many) was a man of excellent judgment, especially in economical and agricultural things. He knew good stock and appreciated their worth. He seemed to always love being around his stock, whether it be the chickens or the cattle. He seemed to love everything and enjoyed living each moment whether at work or at play. He was a member of the Blue Lodge, Chapter, Commandry, Shrine and Eastern Star. Here, too, he got so much out of his membership and always attended regularly when possible. Harry Arthur Dymond was born December 13, 1869, at Bellvue, Ohio, and died at Sterling, Kansas, November 24, 1933, at the age of 63 years, 11 months and 11 days. He was the oldest son of James and Bertha Dymond, who had come over from Devonshire, England together. With his parents he moved to Sterling in April, 1878, and settled on a farm four miles north and three and one half miles east of Sterling. On December 16, 1891, he was married to Minnie L. Gibson and they started their married lives together at the same farm house where he died.Mr. Dymond leaves his devoted wife and a son Earl J., who so deeply mourn his passing; his sister, Mrs. Luetta Peters; a brother Zeno; a daughter-in-law, Lucetta; two granddaughters, Wilma and Norma Mae; a cousin, Ernest Dymond, all of Sterling; a niece, Lucille Wilson, living in Texas, and other relatives in the east, and a large host of friends, loyal friends, respectful neighbors and sincere Masonic brothers.The pall bearers were C. Timbers, B. J. Pallister, Walter Sledd, W. T. Brown, Dr. M. Trueheart and C. W. Dilley.Family links:
Spouse:
Minnie Isadora Gibson Dymond (1865 – 1945)
Children:
Earl James Dymond (1892 – 1982)*
*Calculated relationship |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
Created by: Gary Decker
Record added: May 27, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 70465340 |
Dymond, Minnie Isadora (Gibson) Wife of Henry Arthur ‘Harry’
Burial Date: 1945, 05/10 Age: 80 Lot: 677 B
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| Birth: |
Mar. 21, 1865
West Branch
Cedar County
Iowa, USA |
| Death: |
May 8, 1945
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
Mrs. Harry A. Dymond of Sterling, Kansas, passed away at her home east of Sterling, Tuesday morning, May 8, 1945.Minnie Isadora Gibson was born in West Branch, Iowa, March 21, 1865. She came to Kansas with her parents in 1875 and located east of Sterling. Mrs. Dymond passed away at the age of 80 years, 1 month, and 17 days. She was married to Harry Arthur Dymond of Sterling, December 16, 1891.Starting in her teens she taught school for seven years. When a small girl she joined as was baptized in the Christian Church and remained a Christian until death.She was a member of the Eastern Star, a charter member of the Mutual Benefit Club.”Aunt Minnie” as she was commonly known will be greatly missed by her loved ones and many friends.She is survived by one son, Earl J. Dymond, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Earl Dymond, two grandchildren, Mrs. Kenneth A. Roach, and Miss Norma Dymond; and one great-grandchild, Robert Roach.Also by four sisters and a brother: Mrs. Emma Wagoner, Hutchinson, Mrs. Leona Spriggs, Hutchinson; Mrs. Norma Heter, Paonia, Colo.; Miss Mittie Gibson, Sterling; Mr. Charlie Gibson, Sterling.Family links:
Parents:
James Madison Gibson (1834 – 1900)
Sarah Ann Hoffman Gibson (1836 – 1927)Spouse:
Harry Arthur Dymond (1869 – 1933)*
Children:
Earl James Dymond (1892 – 1982)*
Siblings:
Mittie Rosetta Gibson (____ – 1949)*
Emma P. Gibson Wagoner (1860 – 1948)*
Inez May Gibson Dill (1862 – 1945)*
Amanda Jane Gibson Wagoner (1863 – 1932)*
Minnie Isadora Gibson Dymond (1865 – 1945)
Leona Astella Gibson Spriggs (1866 – 1954)*
Hannah Isabelle Gibson Spriggs (1869 – 1920)*
Norma L Gibson Heter (1870 – 1953)*
Charles Ezekiel Gibson (1877 – 1953)*
*Calculated relationship |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA |
Created by: Gary Decker
Record added: May 27, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 70463714 |
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Duvall, Doris L (Steele) wife of Ernest William ‘Pete’
Burial Date: 1991, 09/17 Age: 80 Lot: 554 B
Birth: 1911
Death: Sep. 1991
Age 80
Ernest’s name is on the stone but he is not buried in the Sterling Cemetery.
Age 80 wife of Ernest W `Pete’ Duvall. Doris lived in Hutchinson, KS, died in Wichita, KS and was buried in Sterling, KS. Although Ernest’s name is on this stone, he is not buried in Sterling.
wife of Ernest W `Pete’ Duvall
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 554 B
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Mar 02, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 106034195
Duby, Beulah Bee (Brown) wife of John Riley ‘Jack’
Burial Date: 1971 , 08/23 Age: 70 Lot: 747 E
| Birth: |
July 4, 1901 |
| Death: |
Aug., 21, 1971 |
Age 70
Family links:
Spouse:
John R Duby (1894 – 1946)*
*Calculated relationship |
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Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 747 E |
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Mar 01, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 106014374 |
Duby, John Riley ‘Jack’ Husband of Beulah Bee(Brown) /Eugenia E. (Hight)
Burial Date: 1946, 08/11 Age: 52 Lot: 747 G
