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SOULE

REUNION MINNEAPOLIS AUGU:iT 7 - 8 - 8 1888

This KINDRED

To all our SOULE KINDRED:

is your invitation to attend REUNION once dgain in the

Minneapolis.

the 1986 City of

Highlights of our days will include first, an early arrival event at CAN TERBUR Y DOWNS, for Thoroughbred racing, with parimutuel betting on Thursday evening. Indicate on your registration.

Tours include THE AMERICAN SWEDISH INSTITUTE, a historic 33 room mansion filled with exhibits depicting Minnesota's Swedish heritage; THE MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS, monumental museum filled with over 65,000 famous paintings, sculptures and pre-colonial room restorations; BACHMAN'S, the largest floral and garden c en t er in the U.S.; BYERLY'S, a giant 9 3,000 sq . ft . supermarket and emporium with special features, gift gallery, chocolate shop and cooking school .

A special evening on Lake Minnetonka includes dinner on shore and a cool evening in August aboard a cruiser with refreshments on board.

heart of shopping SOMMER FEST

Since our Headquarters Inn is right in the downtown you will have plenty of free time for

the Nicollet Mall, and dropping in on '86 with the Minnesota Orchestra and outdoor

performances and food on PEAVEY PLAZA on the Nicollet Mall at 11th.

Send in your reservation early!

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P. 0. Box 1146 Duxbury, MA 02331

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SOULE KINDRED OFFICERS

PRESIDENT Linda Soule Preston, 2340

Grandview Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45206 513-869-6056

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT George S. Soule, 5125 Woodbine

Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131 215-473-4188

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT James I. Soule, 4033 Dublin Dr.,

Minnetonka, MN 55345 612-933-4965

TREASURER Betty-Jean Haner, 53 New Shaker

Road, Albany, NY 12205 518-869-8368

SECRETARY TO THE BOARD Mrs. Walter H. Uhlig, 48 Harbor

Lane, Loveladies, NJ 08008

HISTORIAN Dr. Hilton Terry, 381 Creek

Bed Rd . , Mountainside, NJ 07092 201-232-2614

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Christine A. Schlosser,

W65 N705 St. John Avenue, Cedarburg, WI 53012 414-377-1075

NEWSLETTER EDITOR & PUBLISHER Geraldi~e Sowle Schlosser

<Mrs. James), Route 3, Box 53, Tomah, WI 54660 608-372-7018

NEWSLETTER INDEXER Mrs. Frank <Mary) Crismore,

3139 W. 51st St., Indianapolis, IN 46208 317-293-6561

COUNSELLOR James B. Tiffin, Tiffin &

Tiffin, 125 High St., Rm. 1117, Boston, MA 02110 617-482-1230

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Class of 1986 Opal Soule Manly, 200 South

Avenue 56, Los Angeles, CA 90042 213-256-4585 .

Be t t y W h i t e cot t e n , 2 3 0 6 Woodland Blvd. Villas, Ft. Myers, FL 33907 813-936-8291

W. Fred Soules, P.O. Box 250, Lorena, TX 76655 817-857-4570

Class of 1987 Dan Pearce, 31 Oakwood Road,

Box 1518, Duxbury, MA 02331 617-934-6647

Mrs. Thomas <Marian) O'Connell, 2027 Allen Place, NW ., Washington, D.C. 20009

Dorothea M. Wilhelm, 5 Garden St., Beverly, MA 01915 617-922-0853

Class of 1988 Ben George Soule, 7405 Queen

Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55423 612-869-6056

Ronald J. Soule, 1110 S. Jefferson Ave., Covington, LA 70433

Margaret Soule Turner, 4486 Barner Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46226

PERMANENT OFFICE Sabina D. Crosby, P.O. Box

1146, Duxbury, MA 02331

SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XX, No. 2 APRIL, 1986

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Off icers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 42

President's Corner- - - - - - - - - - 44

1986 Minneapolis Reunion- - - - - - - - 45

Our Members Write - - 49

Questions and Answers - - - - - - 50

Mile s t ones- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 51

Meet Your Officers: Bernardine J. Uhlig- - - - - - - - - - - 59

Recording Family Data - - - - - -· - - - - 60

Kindred News- - - - - - - 65

From the Past - - - - - - - 68

Lineages- - - - - - 70

Membership List - 72

Soule Cup Plates- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 77

New Members - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 79

Newsletter Order Fo rm - - - - - - - - - - 79

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F"ROM VOUR ED::tTOR:

If you ha ve a current passport, you may still be able to join the So ul e Family To ur to England. 2031846-8486 to find out. At flying from the United States president Linda who is coming be with us, we hope to have a

Call Jim Bolles, Family Society Tours, l ast count there will be eighteen of us on May 19th; in London, we,ll join our from Rome . For those of you who can,t full report in the July Newsletter.

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We are trying some new features in this issue. "Our Members Write" consists of correspondence from our members that we think is interesting to S!l.1.. our readers. "From the Past" shows newspaper clippings or stories that are really too old to put in the current Kindred News. We welcome con tribut ions to these features , as well as "Mile s t ones" ; don,t wait till you send in your dues t o correspond with your editor-- address on preceding page.

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The anci?nt crest of the City uf London . It can be s~en all over the City, for example. on lamp-posts and bridges.

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Ber_farno, Italy f.i!a rch 1986

Coulci.n ' t resist sharing &nother ola arawing --- this tiu1e Hi th the ancient cre s t of the " Ci ttie of Lonaon". It came to li g_ht r e c ently, quite by chance. I have been teaching hi gh school &~glish to It~ li an s tuaents this year ana one of the courses incluue s British culture ana civilization . Some twenty-five years have pass eu since l a st visiting Gre a t Britain, so I ·am gr eatly enjoying this timely up- aate in anticipation of the f orth-coming Soule Family 'l'r i p to &lgl ana . One mhy wonuer how many Soules of Ol a passea by th i s s~ne coa t of arms!

I l ook forwara enthusiastically to meeting up wi th the rest of the group i n London on May 20th .

A speci:...l tht>fl.ks goes to Col onel :=toger C: . 'l'urner of 0e l &ware , Ohio for his kind contribution to the John Soule Scholarship Funo. Th is ye ar's s cho l arshi p applications have been rece i vea by Betty Jean Haner ano the .Scholarshi p Committee. h future issue wi ll bring us the resul ts of their uecision .

Word has just reached me of tt.e r ec e n t aea th of T. i'·i<:.y ~oule, mother of George Rt anaish Soule , Soule Kinared Co-founuer an~ current t irst Vic e- Presiuent . . r·Ty sincere conuol ences to Georre &no. h is fa!nily and to any other kina.reci. members 1,-vho have recently lost a loveu one.

In closing , le t me commena our new Secona Vice-Presiaent J&me s Soule for his spirit and enthusi a sm in hosti ng a ''Return to Minnesot a Reunion 1986", plannea for Binneapolis, 1-mgust 7th through 9th !

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1986 REUNION MINNEAPOLIS 1986

AUGUST 7 - 8 - 9

REUNION HEADQUARTERS: The Normandy Inn, 403 South Eighth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404

AGENDA: August 7

Afternoon:

Special event for early arrivals

August 8

8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.

NOON

1:15

3:00

4:30 5:45

August 9

Morning

12:00 4:00 6:30 7:30

August 10

8:30

10:30

(612) 370-1400 Reserve toll free 800-372-3131

THURSDAY

Arrivals, Registrations, Greetings For those of you who will arrive before 2:30 p.m. We have arranged a DAY AT THE RACES, CANTERBURY DOWNS, Thorobred racing and supper at the track. Transportation to the track will be provided. You will be back to the INN by 10:00 p.m.

FRIDAY

Breakfast at the Normandy Inn, On your own. Tour Bus loading: American Swedish Institute, Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Lunch: THE STUDIO CAFETERIA at the Institute.

Lunch cost on your own. BACHMANS Florist Greenhouses: Home of the EUROPEAN FLOWER MARTS - Large greenhouses. BYERLY'S "The Bloomingdales of the Supermarket industry" WSJ. 93000 sq. ft. of things for the good life. Return to the INN via City of Lakes Tour Bus to LAKE MINNETONKA

6:30 Cocktails and Dinner MAI TAI on the lake 8:00 Boat Cruise on Lake Minnetonka, 2 hours

refreshments on board Tour Bus returns to the INN

SATURDAY

On your own. See Downtown Minneapolis, all shopping and poking around within walking distance. Nicollet Mall, and 24 city blocks connected by skyways. Lunch - Marquette Inn, IDS CRYSTAL COURT Board Meeting - Normandy Inn Banquet Reception - NORMANDY INN Annual GRAND BANQUET - NORMANDY INN

SUNDAY

Assistance to those departing. CHURCH SERVICE: Westminster Presbyterian Church

(within walking distance to the INN.) Brunch together for those who remain at the NORMANDY INN

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Points of Interest Downtown 1. Nicollet Mall Notion's longest downtown pedestrian stroll-way

flanked by trees. flowers. benches and fountains-the heart of the shopping district. Perfect for leisure walk in summer and a holiday spectacle of lights during the winter months.

2. Minneapolis Public Ubrary and Information Center John Rood's sculpture "The Scroll" faces the main entrance on the Mall. Exhibits in the lobby feature topics of interest. changed every six weeks. Also visit the Planetarium in the Library.

3. St. Anthony Moin/Riverploce ... on the river, in the historic heart of Minneapolis. It is a stunning collection of d istinctive shops and restaurants.

4. Buller Square Old massive warehouse renovated with interesting shops. restaurants and offices.

5. Upper St. Anthony Lock&. Dam See historic St.Anthony Falls. where Minneapolis was founded and which supplied power for eo~y lumber and flour mills. Tour the Federal Lock & Dam. start of navigation of Mississippi River.

6. Minneapolis City Hall/Hennepin County Government Center A dramatic architectural contrast between stately City Hall with a clock larger than "Big Ben" in London and the new modernistic home of County Government.

7. Foshay Tower A Minneapolis landmark designed otter the Wash· ingt<;>n Moncment. Observation deck on the 31st floor.

B. IDS Center Fifty-seven story home of Investors Diversified Ser· vices. Star attraction is the Crystal Court with 120-foot ceiling topped by see·thru pyramids and overhanging restaurants.

9. Orchestra Hall Exciting downtown Minneapolis home of the wo~d famous Minnesota Orchestra. ranked among the finest concert orchestras in the notion.

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10. Walker Art Center One of the finest art galleries offering on extensive collection of contemporary art.

11. Guthrie Theater VJo~d famous repertory theater built by Sir Tyrone Guthrie.

12.loring Park The lake and pori< in Downtown Minneapolis ideal for strolling and relaxing amid greenery. water and a host of swans and ducks.

13. Minneapolis lnslilute of Arts/Children's Theatre Company A newly expanded museum with paintings and sculptures con· sidered among the finest in the world and CTC. the country's largest professional Children's Theatre.

14. Hennepin County Historical Society Elegant mansion display· ing items from the eo~y seHiers of Hennepin County (Minneapolis).

15. American Swedish Institute A 33-room costle·like mansion filled with fine exhibits depicting Minnesota's Scandinavian heritage.

16. Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome A dramatic addition to the downtown skyline. The home of the Minnesota Twins. Minnesola Vikings. Minnesota Strikers and the University of Minnesota Gopher football team.

17. City Center A 3-level skylit shopping mall with 3 major restaurants. a fast food court and over 60 unique and exciting shops.


REUNION MINNEAPOLIS

AUGUST 7th 8th 9th 1986

RESERVATION FORM: Clip and Mail to: James I. Soule 4033 Dublin Drive Minnetonka, Minnesota 55345

EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE - JULY 15, 1986

Name(s):

Address:

Event - Friday - August 8th

1. Registration $7.50 per family (due July 15) $ 2. Bus (Fri Tours) $10.00 per person $ 3. Lunch (Fri) The Studio Cafeteria (price on your own) 4. Dinner (Fri) Mai-Tai on the Lake $12.00 each $ 5. Cruiser Minnetonka 2 hr. cruise $10.00 each $

Saturday - August 9th

6. Lunch (Sat) Marquette Inn $9 .50 each $ ______ _ 7. Banquet Reception #Persons Hosted 8. Annual Grand Banquet $15.50 per person $ ______ _

ALL GRATUITIES ARE INCLUDED

Total $57.50 per person, plus $7.50 family registration Total Enclosed: $

** Thursday Early Arrival Event at Canterbury Downs ($3.50 ticket - pay at gate) transportation free

REUNION HEADQUARTERS - Normandy Inn

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Call for your own reservations and indicate (important) that you are with SOULE KINDRED OF AMERICA for group rates: $49.50 single, $55.50 double In Minnesota 800-362-3131 Outside Minnesota 800-372-3131

PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO:

JAMES SOULE SPEC. ACCT.

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The Crysttl COurt Allht ()5 Tower.

IDS Center 80 South 8th Street 333-6656 Because of its central location and architect Philip Johnson's dramatic design, th is multi-purpose complex is the hub of downtown activity. The Center includes a 57-story office tower-Minneapolis' tallest buildingan imposing hotel and three levels of retail stores encircling the "Crystal Court" atrium. All of which is interconnected by an elaborate skyway system.

Minneapolis got its start in skyways back in the early Sixties when several buildings in the financial district were joined for businessmen's con

·' venience. It was a good idea, and it caught on quickly.

Soon skyways were popping up all over-between major department stores, joining apartment complexes and office buildings, connecting parking garages with shopping routes. Currently, more than 20 central city blocks are linked by skyways. Planning and construction of more pedestrian bridges is under way.

With the 1973 addition of IDS Center skyways, the system gained its crown jewel.

Minneapolis lnslilule of Arls.

Minneapolis Institute of Arts 2400 Third Avenue South 870-3140 One of the top art museums in the country, the Institute has a permanent collection of over 70,000 objets d'art rang ing from prehistoric to modern masterpieces. (Including the only complete silver tea service in existence made by Paul Revere.)

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From Shirley Ruth Tilton Payne 113 Murata Ave., Sacramento, CA 958 23

"I am sendiny just a little ~bout myself and my relation to George Soule. The picture is one I had taken after ~ompleting my Pilgrim Dress; s ince I'm not a sea mstress it was no mean feat!"

Shirley's lineage: George Soule-1, John Soule -2 m. Rebecca Sim mons, Benjamin Soule-3 m. Sarah Stand ish, Ebenezer Soule-4 m. Susanna Coomer , Deborah Soule-5 m. Josiah Perkins, Joseph Perkins-6 m. Sarah Cushman, Oliver Perkins-7 m. Sally Ellms, Lewis Perkins-8 m. Eliza Jane Buxton Waite, Helen Adelia Perkins-9 m. Nathaniel Harding, Frances Elizabeth Harding-10m. Ernest Tilt on, Will iam Raymond Til ton-1 1m . Alice Lydia Owen, Shirley Ruth Tilt on Payne- 12.

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Q U ESI- I CJI"--S A NS W E F-: S

From Shirley A. Robinson, 1002 South Brown St . , Mt. Pl easant, MI 48858

We are searching for the parents of Lydia SOWLE~ wi f e o f Isaac GAIGE of Duanesburg, New York. Lydia died between 181 0 and 1816, Duanesburg~ NY . Children of Isaac and Lydia <SOWLE> GAIGE are: Ruth GAIGE married 2 7th mo 1807 Nathaniel ESTES ; Lavinia GAIGE married 29 4th mo 1816 Jedadiah SHEARMAN; Mary Gaige, b. 22 8 mo 1798 married Francis HOAG 31 5th mo 1821; d. 3 2nd mo 1857; Patience GAIGE b. 16 2 mo 1797~ married 3 4th mo 1823 Samuel QUIMBY; d. 11 3rd mo 1843 <my husband's ancestors) ; Isaac J. Gaige, b. 1801 married Elizabeth ( ?>. Apparently, Lydia SOWLE GAIGE was of a Quaker family, but married out. Isaac became a Quaker in 1797.

Any help that you can give us will be greatly appreciated . Perhaps someone has a family Bible that will have the record of Lydia SOWLE GAIGE's parents.

From Mona C. Moeckel, 4249 Dexter Trail, Stockbridge, MI 49285

I have asked for info. on Phoebe Ann Soule for 5 years and have received no replies. Phoebe Ann SOULE- 1827-1899- married Simeon P. COLLINS 1820-1897 . They were married in White Plains, NY in 1840. I know Phoebe's father was George, but I don't know his wife or his father . Phoebe had George B., Cyrus, Darwin & sisters. One was Mary. George B. born 1831. I can't fill out a family sheet until I tie Phoebe into lineage. [Dates printed as sent in by Ms. Moeckel. l

MINNEAPOLIS A GOOD

Twin Cities make '861ist of top 10 vacation spots By Kim Ode Siaff Writer

Arthur Frommer is telli ng people that Minnesota is not just for fishermen anymore.

Culture has helped Minneapolis and St. Paul to earn a place on Frommer·s 1986 1ist or 10 best vacation spoiS in the world.

Thars right, the world

Frommer, who gained fame with his book, "Europe on $5 a Day," included the Twin Cities on a list wtth Alaska; Australia; Buenos Aires, ArgP.n:ina; the Malrllvc Islands in the

Indian Ocean; New Mexico; Orlando, Fla.; the Soviet Union; Tanzania, and Vancouver, British Columbia.

The list, called Frommer's Top Spots. was compiled for Citicorp Travelers Chec~.s for Its Smart Trav~lers program, which provides consumer education to tourists. While he's been associated wi th Cilicorp for three years, this is the first year Frommer has publicized a Top 10 list.

Frommer was ~navailahle for comment Wednesday, but Linda Bachmann, a spokeswoman for

Citicorp, shared the word on why visitors should trade In their tackle boxes for theater boxes.

"Arthur Frommer is in love with the Twin Cities because of the marvelous cultural offerings now available," Bachmann said. " The Twin Cities are no longer merely regarded as a sportsmen's paradise, but now have the distinction or being cultural capitals of the nation ranking second only to New York City."

The Top Spots brochure mentions tbe Ordway Music Theatre, Guthrie Theater and Pinchas Zukerman and atso makes note or the good values to be round In some weekend hotel packages and tbe abundance or air travel available.

The Minnesota connection apparently ts the fruit resulting from a seed planted two years ago when Frommer was invited here for the state's annual tourism

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conference. Hank Todd, director or the Minnesota Office or Tourism, remembered Frommer being astounded by the variety and arrordability or theater and concerts here.

"People tend to conjure up thei r own Impressions or a place, and to

someone from the East Coast, there's nothing here," Todd said. "Once you visit, you become aware or the depth or things that exist In arts and cultural attractions."

The other nine places are on the Its! ror a variety of reason, Bachmann said Including Alaska's majestic and unspoiled outdoors; Tanzania's safaris with Its Incomparable wildlife; New Mexico's foreign navor with native cutslne and local artisans, and the Soviet Union's improved accessibility and tour package bargains.

VISIT!

Minneapolis Star and Tribune Thur., April 3, 1986

Arthur Frommer's top 1 tt 'lecatlons for 1986

Alaska Australia

BuenosAiras, Argentina

Maldive Ialande (In the Indian Ocean)

Mlnneapoiit-St. Paul New Mexico. Orlando, Fla. Soviet Union Tanzania Vancouver, B.C.

Source/Ci1icofp Trovolefa Checka, Chicago, • .

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1\JJ(ILESIONES BIRTHS

From Doris E. Clark, 2125 Chippendale Dr., McKinney, TX 75069

Our newest grand-daughter, VERONICA MI CHELLE JOHNSON, was born Sep. 5, 1985, in Houston, TX. Her lineage is: George-! SOULE, Nathaniel-2, Sylvanus-3, William-4, Joseph-5, Joseph-6, Harriet-7, Adolphus Hosley EWERS-8, Flora-9, Lowell Adolphus MILLARD-10, Doris Ellen-11, Virginia Mary CLARK-12, Veronica Michelle JOHNSON-13.

From Paul Simmons, Box 591, Mountain View, OK 73062

Another descendant: ADAM PAUL MARX, born 5:20p.m., 17 June 1985 at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Monroe County, NY. His lineage: George SOULE-1, George-2, William-3, William-4, Mary-5, Ruth WAITE-6, Benjamin MANCHESTER-?, Mary-8, Carrie L. MACOMBER-9, Lestina TOMPKINS-10, Mary C. SIMMONS-11, Carol L. DRAPER-12, Adam Paul MARX-13.

From new member Cora Soule Penney, 15 Surrey Lane, East Northport, NY 1 1 7 3 1

Great-grandchild ERIC M. JEPSEN, born 20 June 1985. His lineage: George SOULE-I, George-2, William-3, George-4, George-5, Joseph-6, Gilbert Randell SOULE-7, Freeman Gilbert SOULE-8, Ralph Lionel SOULE-9~ Cora SOULE CPENNEY>-10, Platt B. PENNEY, III-11, Kim Elizabeth PENNEY <JEPSEN)-12, Eric M. JEPSEN-13.

From Clara E. Hansen, 1141 19th St . , San Pedro, CA 90731

Had a new great grandchild, MARGARET ANN AXIAK born Oct. 8, 1985, 4th child, 3rd daughter of Michael & Bette <Hewitt) Axick, my #4 granddaughter. She is 15th generation SOULE. Nnw have 17 great grandchildren and 2 great-greats.

From Mrs. Shirley Brendemuehl, 620 Adventure Court, Beloit, WI 53511

Granddaughter JENNIFER JANE LUTZEN born May 27, 1985 to Sharon and Bill Lutzen.

From R. P. Soule, Jr., 2450 Olive Ln. No., Plymouth, MN 55447

ANDREA K. SOULE, b. July 15, 1985 , daughter of Char l es B. and Jul i e A. Soule, Brooklyn Park, MN.

From Floyd Soule Jr., Box 44, Harrisburg, NE 69345

CARLEIGH MARIE SOULE was born Aug. 10, 1984 to Randy and Tera Soule of Cheyenne, WY. She is the granddaughter of Floyd Soule Jr. of Harrisburg, NE, who is 10th in descent from George SOULE.

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From Helen R. Gallentine, P . O. Box 695, Conrad, IA 5 0 62 1

Born to our youngest son Jon T. & Jane Sl i fer Gallen t ine, a daughter MOLLY ANN GALLENTINE, 30 Dec 1985.

From Mrs. Chris Erickson, Route 1, Box 40, Eureka, KS 67045

All of the births listed are great-grandchildren of the late Freeman Wilber Soule and Sarah Soule, who resides in Eureka, KS. They all represent the twelfth generation from "Pilgrim George".

MITCHELL RAY ENOS b. 4 Mar 1985, son of Mr . and Mrs. Daryl Enos, grandson of Phyllis <Soule) Enos.

SARAH DANIELLE SNELL, b . 28 May 1985, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Snell, granddaughter of Phyllis <Soule) Enos .

JENNIFER LYNN SOULE, b . 1 Feb 1985, daughter of Mr . & Mrs . Donald Soule.

TREVOR WILLIAM SMALLEY, b. 4 Mar 1985, son of Mr . and Mrs. Curtis Smalley. [The above two are grandchildren of William Wilber Soule of Eureka, KS1

MATHEW WAYNE THOUVENIN, b . 15 Apr 1985, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thouvenin.

CATHERINE ROSE DAUBER, b . 17 Nov 1985, daughter of Mr . & Mrs . Gerald Dauber. [Mathew & Catherine are grandchildren of Merle Loui s Soule of Mount Vernon, IL1

ALICIA RAE FIGGS, b . 26 Nov 198 5 , daughte r o f Mr . & Mrs. Robin Figgs , granddaughter of Susan <Soule) Th o le.

SAMANTHA JEAN TALKINGTON, b. 20 Oct 1985, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Randy Talkington, granddaughter of Joan S o ule Ta l kington .

From Wyman & Marjorie Jean Soule, 12 Maynes Ave., Alba ny, NY 1220 3

MARGARET JEAN SOULE BRANDON ·Marnie· born Feb . 20, 1985, 3 : 15 am

SRANDOt-.; \" :~c: .::nc :.-·ic,c~ i1C1i< Go: ::- ~ ·ie scf~ c .. : · .. c cf ,l:'c .. ;: .. c: Je::;;. ~ :s. ~ cz. ~ 'i =~:'"ucrv ~c·~. - ~~: ~; \.t"c·c ... ·.: .-:cs:: i~:: : . = .. .:Jc ;rc"'::::"'cr.rs are t~':: . :.. C. o ~~r:c:"1 0!10 ·: ~. :,: :-:.rs. :,· ;· ,Je, ~!bon- . 'v ~~c 9~o:c :-; .. c:-tdmc~.,~ - ·." -r5. 'J. S:c<..: "· 1'-e-en~J-..:rc F-A. !~C":~S :o i)r. !:. ,.. . C crk O!iO:: - :, s·:~. r.urse Mc~v-.!-'l:'lt:

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From Robert P. Nichols, 8371 N. Lee Trevino Dr., Tucson, AZ 85 7 41

Our first granddaughter, REBECCA CAROLINE, was b o rn Mar ch 2 , 1982-- our 39th wedding anniversary.

Our second granddaughter, SARA LOUISE, was born June 3, 1985.

From Ruth E. Stockton, P.O. Box 4561, El Paso, TX 79914

Born to Stephen and Theresa Knode <my son and daughter-in-law) Miss ELIZABETH KATER! KNODE on October 1, 1985, weighing in at 6 lbs. 10 ounces. Terri states that even though Elizabeth was born in Japan, she is still an American citizen. Steve and Terri are proud members of the U.S. Air Force and are presently stationed in Okinawa. Grandmother i s Gladys Mildred Soule Page of Chanute, KS .

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From Barbara Soule ~arson, 3722 Chartwell, San Antonio, TX 78230

Son KEVIN DWIGHT HUSE born 2/27/84 to Dwight & Jenny Huse, Tyler, TX.

Daughter NADIA AMBER ISMAIL born 3/10/85 to Abdullah & Amy Ismail of Gat' land, TX.

Amy & Jenny are daughters of Kindred Member Barbara Soule Larson and husband Walter of San Antonio, TX, and granddaughters of Kindred Member Phyllis Soule and husband Cameron of Rochester, MI.

Lineage: George-1, Nathaniel-2, Sylvanus-3, William-4, Edward-5, John-6, John-7, Edward-8, John Cannon-9, Charles-10, Cameron-11, Barbara Soule Larson-12.

From Alberta Soule, 116 Oak St., Middleboro, MA 02346

KRISTEN MARIE GAI~EY, b. Dec . 20, 1985, at Brockton MA Hospital, daughter of Donna Louise <Soule) and Mark E. Gailey, Middleboro, MA.

From Gertrude Soule ~ewis, Box 49, Kemmerer, WY 83101

JASON DEAR BARTHOLOMEW was born October 22, 1985 to Cliff and Janean Bartho lomew of Ft . Collins, CO. Janean i s the granddaughter of Gertrude Soule Lewis and daughter of Kay Guida Ide.

From Mrs . Theodore ~. Brownyard, 2603 Silverdale Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20906

Granddaughter MEGAN PETRA WHEELER, born Sept. 23, 1985, daughter of my son and his wife, Kirk & Corinne Wheeler.

MARRIAGES

From Mrs. Rose P. Sawyer, 47 Taylor St., .Braintree, MA 02184

Our son, John Victor Sawyer, was married to Martha Barrett Gaffey in Scituate, MA on Sept. 28, 1985, after a week of much worry and concern over Hurricane Gloria which struck New England on the 27th.

From ~aura E . Vale, 3127 Catalpa Drive, Jackson, MI 49203-3501

Alan H. Vale <son of Laura E. Vale-10) and Nancy Virginia Elmquist were married July 7, 1984 at the Horton Road Church of Christ at Jackson, Michigan.

From J . E. Taylor, P.O. Box 69, Tabor, NJ 07878

My daughter Jean Marie McCrostie (12th generation) was married May 29th 1985 to Donald C. Embler. They were married at the Waterloo Methodist Church, New Jersey.


Submitted by Mrs. Francis G. S~~e, Jr. 27 Windswept Drive Sandwich, Massachusetts 02563

SOULE - DORMICH

Robert Ragle Soule, son of Dr. and ·Mre. Francis G. Soule, Jr. of Sandwich,

Massachusetts, and Kathy Anne Dornich, daughter of Mrs. Joseph A. Pal.raieri of

Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, formerly of Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, and the late

Mr. Robert li: . Dornich, wre IIIIIXried. at historic Christ Church in Alexandria, Virginia

on Saturday, 8 June 1985. The bride was given 1n lii8Ir1age by her brother, Robert E. Dornich, Jr.. Her

sister, Lynn Dornich, and her sister-in-law, Joann Dornich, were bridesmaids . The

g:roo11's brothers, John G. Soule and Richard M, Soule, served as ushers. Laurie

and Ted Soule, niece and nephew of the groom, attended as junior bridesmaid and

junior usher, while his niece, Andrea Soule, was the flo"er girl. Following the

wedding ceremony, a reception was held at the Old Town Holiday Inn in Al exandria.

Mrs. Soule is a graduate of Northern Highlands Regi onal High School in

Allendale, New Jersey, and received her bachelor of science degree in business

education from James Madison Universi ty in 1978. She current l y is employed by

Wang Laboratories in Bethesda, Maryl and.

Mr. Soule i6 a graduate of Phillips Academy, Andover and received his bachelor

of arts degree in econo11i cs from Alllherst College in 1976 . He received his master's

degree in public and international affairs from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public

and International Affairs at Princeton University in 1980, He currentl y is empl oy

ed by the Depart~~ent of Defense, Naval Forces Division, at The Pentagon in Washing

ton, D.c.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soule are making their home in Alexandria, Virginia.

From Mrs. George Sc hell, P.O. Bo~ 1236, Oil City PA 16301 and Miss Catharine S . Hall, P.O. Box H, Buzzards Bay, MA 02532

June 23, 1984 Barbara Ha ll t o John Iannare ll a, Jr. 2 6 15 Cayuga Rd. Wi lm i n g ton, DE 19810

1985? Robert W. Hal l , J r. 205 Hi c k o ry Hill Rd . Philade lphia , PA 19154

Robe r t and Barbara a r e the great g r eat g r a ndch i ldre n o f Antho ny De nni s Hal l and Mary Elvi ra Soule Ha l l , Mayflower descendant #328 2 4 , d a ughter of Tho mas Howa rd Sou l e a nd Ma rga re t Albertson Dunham .

From AlbertaN . Sou l e , 116 Oak St ., Mi ddleboro, MA 02346

MA. Ki mberl y Ann So u le to Ma r c H. Lang , Oct . 19, 1985 at Westboro, Ki mbe r ly i s t h e d a ughter of Char le s E . & Elna (Eayrs) Soule .

Wend y Lynn Hort o n to Stephe n Danie l Yo ung, Dec . 7, 1985 at Tay l o rs , SC . Stephen is the son o f Dav i d P . and Katherine <Soule> Young .

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DEA·rHS

From Sabina Crosby, Duxbury, MA

RUTH H. VIALL HASLETT

From Jessie L . St t·oupe, 145 Marlborough Road, Asheville, NC. [Mrs. Shuford was Mrs. Stroupe's cousin.]

Ruth H. Viall Haslett, 90, widow of W. Hardy Haslett, died March 3 in Plymouth.

She was born in Lynn and was a graduate of Perry Normal School in Boston.

She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church, Duxbury; St. John's Women's Guild; Duxbury Chapter of DAR;· former Regent of the DAR· General Society of Mayflower Decendents; Pilgri~ Society of the Alden Kindred of America, for whom she was secretary for 25 years; Soule Kindred ~ the Pilgrim John Howland Society; the Mass GeneOJJgical Society; Duxbury Historical Society; Duxbury Garden Club; and the Duxbury Senior Citizens.

She leaves a son, William H., of Iowa; Patricia Randall of Duxbury; and Jacqueline G. Haslett of Arlington, MA; 5 grandchildren; 2 greatgrandchildren.

Bu~ial services at St. John's Episcopal Church, Washmgton St., on Thursday, March 6 at 2. Burial in St. John's Cemetery.

Friends may call at family home, 501 Elm St., Duxbury. Donations may be made to St. John the Evangelist Church for the access ramp.

F rom Mrs. Phillip T. Soule, Sr., 43229

~he Asheville Citizen, Tuesday, March 5, 1985\

Lucy C. Shuford HICKORY - Lucy Carter

Divelbiss Shuford, 85, of Hickory, died Sunday in a Hickory hospital.

~ ·· An Asheville native, Mrs. Shuford was a daughter of the late J.E. and Mae Leatherwood Divelbiss and the wife of the late Donald E. Shuford. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Hickory, UDC, DAR and the Mayflower Society.

Surviving are two daughters, Josephine Watson of Hickory and Dorothy Stanley of Petersburg, Va.; a sister, Winnie D. Bozardt of Atlanta, Ga.; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Graveside services will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Oakwood Cemetery in llickory.

Bass-Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

1211 Chesterton Lane, Columbus, OH

Phillip T. Soule, III mar:r· ied Kenley Vispl . on December· 26, 1985 in Columbus, OH. His parents are Mr. & Mrs. Phillip T. Soule, Jr. of 5495 Aqua St., Columbus, OH. Phil is my grandson, a student at Ohio State University studying architecture. Kenley is an Airlines Stewardess for Republic Airlines.

From Mrs . Chris Erickson, Route 1, Box 40, Eureka, KS 67045

Paula Jeanne Tho l e, daughter of Susan (Soule) Thole and husband Harold, married Robin Rexford Figgs on 8 June 19S5 at Stafford, KS . Her lineage: George-1, George-2, William-3, George-4, George-5, Joseph-6, Gilbert Randell-7, Freeman Gilbert-S, Freeman Wilber-9, Susan (Soule) Thole-10, Paula Jeanne-11.

Peggy Maxine Soule, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William Wilber Soule and Ronald Leon Winn married on 2 Oct 19S5 at Eureka, KS. Lineage: George-1, George-2, William-3, George-4, George-5, Joseph-6, Gilbert Randell-7, Freeman Gilbert-8, Freeman Wilber-9, William Wilber-10, Peggy Max i ne - 1 1 .

Timothy Merle Sou le, son of Merle Louis Soule, and Mary Decker were married on 30 Aug 19S5 at Eureka, KS. Lineage: George-1, George-2, William-3, George-4, George-5, Joseph-6, Gilbert Randell-7, Freeman Gilbert-S, Freeman Wilber-9, Merle Louis-10, Timothy Merle-11.

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TH.E SUNDA _! OKLAHOMAN

February 23, 1986

8A-tvJ)~J ,c.H, CA-P.:=. Co ..n THE VILLAGE BROADSIDER • August 28, 1985

SOULE T. May, age 88 of Okc, died Feb. 21, ·1986 at her home. She was born Dec. 26, 1897 at Sa· pulpa, OK where she attended· Sapulpa schools, later attend· ing Oklahoma State University where she received at BS de· gree in Home Economics. She was a founder of the A & M (now OSU) Chapter of the AI· pha Della Pi Sorority and was ·active in the Alumni Associa· lion until her death. She had taught school at Deer Creek, OK and Mossy Rock, WA. Survivers include her husband, Clayton E., of whom she mar· ried in August of 1926; 2 sons, · Malcolm Soule of Los Angeles, CA and George Soule of Phila· delphia, PA and also a grand· daughter, Rebecca of Los An· geles, CA. Services will be at the First Presbyterian Chruch at !O:OOam Monday with inter· nnent at Rosehill Cemetery. Arrangements are with Guardian Midtown Funeral Home.

From George Soule

Etta Smith Ragle, 94 Etta Auguste <Smith) Ragle,

94, died suddenly at her Sandwich home Aug. 20. She was the widow of Harold Eugene Ragle, a U.S. Navy physician, who died inl981.

Mrs. Ragle was a native of Summerfield, Marshall County, Kansas and had graduated from the University of Kansas, class of 1914. She made her home in Palo Alto, California, for many years before moving to Sandwich one and a half years ago.

Mrs. Ragle was a member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, the Sandwich Woman's Club and several local societies.

Survivors include two daughters, .Elizabeth Soule of ~~ and Emily Gene Eilertsen of Spokane Washington. Also surviving ar~ six grandchildren, John G. Soule of Austin, Texas, Richard M. ~ Soule of Sturbridge, JeM E. ~ Wroe of Hayden Lake, Idaho, 1j Robert R. Soule of Alexandria Virginia, Jill E. Rogers of Byfield and Jeffrey R. Eilertsen of Oakland, California. Also, five great grandchildren and several first cousins.

Calling hours have been omitted. Friends and neighbors are invited to a memorial service in her honor today at 2 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church 159 Main Street, Sandwich. inter-ment at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia will take pla~e at a later date_- it}:L:L/f'fi'.

From Mrs. Francis Soule, Sandwich, MA Phi lade 1 ph i<a,- PA

From Dan Sowle, Santa Fe, NM

Hoyt and Ruby Sowle were married 56 years. His lineage: George-1, Bronson-8, Nathaniel-2, Jacob-3, ·Joseph-4, Lemuel-5, John-6, Eli-7,

Charles L.-9, Hoyt-10.

SUNDAY .J~IJARY 26, 1986 ENID MORNING NEWS

MRS. HOYT(RlJBX)SOWLE Services for Mrs. ·Hoyt (Ruby)

Sowle, 76, 305 E. Cottonwood, will ·be at 11:30 a.m. Monday at St. Lukes United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Rik Marion officiating. Sowle died Saturday in a local nursing home.

Mrs. Hoyt (Ruby) Sowle

Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home.

She was born Sept. 8, 1909, at Elk City and moved to Enid with her parents, Charles T. and Janet • Peery. She and Hoyt Sowle were married June 2, 1929. She was employed by Southwestern Bell ana: later worked at St. Mary's Hospital ' until she retired.

She was a member of St. Luke's Methodist Church and Barmer Hall Community Club.

Survivors include her husband,

Hoyt, of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Rita Robison, Tulsa, and Mrs. Jean Fullgrabe, Clinton; two sons, Charles Sowle, Mustang, and Dan Sowle, Santa Fe, N.M.; two sisters, Gussie Belz, Malakoff, Texas, and Fern Rae Abraham, Eureka Springs, Ark.; and seven grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to St. Lukes United Methodist Church with the funeral home and the church serving as custodian of the

. funds.

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SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XX, No . 2 APRIL, 1986

FRANCIS GORDON SOULE, JR . , 71

Prepared by John, Dick and Bob Soule

Submitted by Bettie Soule (Mrs. Francis G. Soule, Jr.) 27 Winds"Mept Drive

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Sandwich, Massachusetts 02,563

Dr . Francis Gordon Soule, Jr., a retired physician and officer in the United States Nav y , died Thursday 2 January 1986 at the Massachusetts General Hosp ital in Boston after a brief illne s s. He had bee n a Sandwich resident s ince 19 79 . He was t he husband of Mary Elizabeth <Ragle) Sou le, dnd the son of the late Francis Gordon Sou l e and Lenora Blanche <Mansfie l d) Sou le of Glen Ridge, New J ersey and Orlando, Florida .

Born in Schenectady, New York, Dr . Sou l e was a graduate of Glen Ridge High School and of Dartmouth College, c l ass of 1936 . He received his medical degree from New York Univer s ity in 1939 and in terned at Mountainside Hospita l in Montclair, New Jersey . He later

~y£1', 1RR-tJti~ fG-oRJJw0'ou ... e1 ·~. co mpl e t ed post-graduate medical '~ study at the University of

Pennsylvania in Philadelphia . He was a Fellow of the American College of Physicians, a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine, and a member of the American Medical Association and the Massachusetts Medical Society.

For 24 years, Dr. Soule served on active ·duty in the Navy Medical Corps, retiring with the rank of Captain. He was at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked. He was Senior Medical Offi c er aboard the USS Missouri <BB63) during the Korean War. In the late 1950's and early 1960's he was Senior Medical Officer at the U. S. Naval Base, Subic

·Bay, Philippines. During his last tour of duty, he was Chief of Clinical Services, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland.

Following retirement from the Navy in 1965, Dr. Soule settled with his family in Andover, Massachusetts, becoming director of medical education at the Beverly Hospital. He later assumed this position at the Lahey Clinic in Boston. For nine years he served medical director at Phillips Academy, Andover.

In 1979, Dr. Soule retired from the practice of medicine and moved to Sandwich on Cape Cod where he became active in community affairs . He served as Chairman of the Library Building Committee the School Building Committee, and also as a member of the Town Finance Committee.

Like his father, Dr. Soule also was known as • Frank" .

same as

and

In addition to his wife, Dr. Soule is survived by three sons, John Gordon Soule of Austin, Texas, Richard Mansfield Soule of Sturbridge, Massachusetts, and Robert Ragle Soule of Alexandria, Virginia; three grandchildren; one niece and two nephews; and several cousins.

A memorial service w~s held at St . John 's Episcopal Church in Sandwich on Sunday 5 January 1986 . Burial was at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on Friday 10 January 1986 .

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From Faye Daily, 500 S. Eric, Monahans, TX. Her lineage: George Soule-1, John-2, Moses-3, Isaac-4, Moses-5, Bildad William-6, Charles William-7, Lucy E. Soule Montgomery-a, Caroline Montgomery Garrett-9, Mary Edith Garrett Sevier-10, Faye Sevier Daily-11 .

_! 4A, Thursday, November 14, 1985, Custer County Chief, Broken Bow. NE

Seth J. Daily, Milburn native Seth J. Daily was born Dec. 19,

1910 in Milburn and passed away Oct. 30, in Monahans, Texas, at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 11 days.

Funeral services were held Saturday, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m. at the Govier Brothers Ch,apel with the Rev. Gary Aten officiating. Music for the service was provided by Edna Anderson and Wanda

Cooksley. Pallbearers included Lee Strayer, Tom Christy, Walt Daily, Alan Daily, Paul Daily and Don Daily. Burial was in the New ~elena Cemetery. Govier Brothers Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include his wife, Faye, of Monahans, Texas; two sons, Richard of Topeka, Kan., and Marion of Midland, Texas; two

daughters, Rose Marie McLennon of Nowota, Okla., and Susan Leisk of Denver, Colo. ; one sister, Irene Christy of Anselmo; seven brothers, Merle of Elkhorn, Mick of Anselmo, Verne of Milburn, Walter of Broken Bow, Ted of Truth or Consquences, N. M., Steve of Denver, and Alvin of Anselmo; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * From Elizabeth Dark, Box 116, Mokelumne Hill, CA. She writes: B. C. Soule was my uncle, my father 's half-brother. B. Soule's first wife was Rebecca Wilson Gray, who died in the 1960's?

Beach Carter Soule Retired Bay Area businessman

-Jea<'h Carter Soule, 83, the descen· 1ant of a pioneer East Bay family, 11ed Tuesday at Ralph K. Davis Med· raJ Center In San J<'ranctsco after a •hort Illness.

Mr. Soule, a third generation Jaklander, was the former presi· jent of Soule Gibbs, a food·broker wholef>ale business In Oakland and San Francisco. The company, ot which he was part owner, was t\IJ- : .olved in the mld·l980s. He wu tlllo

· 'tfie former president of Nalley'j Foods. a wholesale canned fOOd producer now operating in SeatUe,

Mr. Soule was a 1921 engineer· ing graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. He was aNa· vy veteran of World War JI.

He was a member of the Pacific Union Club and a member of the Zeta Psi Fraternity.

Mr. Soule's roots In the Bay Ar· ca date back to the mld·19tb centu· ry. His great·grandfather, B. Frank Soule. who came west from St. Lou· Is, was the author of "The Annals of San Francisco," one of the first his· tory books written about the city after the gold rush. The book was pulllish"cl in 18~. Ht11 grandfather, Frank Soule, was one of the first full·tlme englneerihg professors at the University of California at Berkeley. He jotnoo the campus staff tn the mld·l890s.

Mr. Soule's father, Oakland mJJ. Uonalre Beach Carter Soule Sr., waa a well·known land developer In Northern Callfornia before and af. ter World War IJ. Some of the fami· ly's major holdings were In Forest Htll and downtown Oakland. Many of the family's historic real estate and land holding& have been relin· qulshed.

Mr. Soule is survived by bts wife, Lore Soule ot San Francisco and a daughter, Jeanne Soule Dick: ey of Woodside.

Memorial donations may be sent to the San Francisco Heart Foundation. Private memorial ser· vices are scheduled for next week.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * From Lorraine White Ring, 2916 27th Avenue, Rock Island, IL I am sorry to report the death of Fred A. Pratt on January 12, 1986 . [Mr. Pratt lived in St. Petersburg, FL. l


MEET YOUR OFFICERS

Secretary

Bernardine J . Uhlig (Mrs. Walter H.) 48 Harbor Lane

Loveladies, New Jersey 08008 (609) 494-4068

Bernardine was born December 29, 1912, Boston, Massachusetts, the first child of Dr. William A. Cooney and Maude (Brown) Cooney. She has one sister, Ann (Cooney) Link.

Bernardine was married july 21, 1947, in Northampton, Mass., to Walter H. Uhlig. They have one son, Walter joseph Uhlig, born March 24, 1951, a music supervisor a t Wilmington, Del., friends School.

She attended public schools in Northampton, Mass. Her teaching experience excended from 1934 - 1973 in Arizona, Northampton, Mass., Worcester, Mass., and Philadelphia, Pa. Previous to this, she graduated from Smith College and earned a M.S. from the University of Mass., Amherst, Mass.

Bernardine traces her line:

1. George and Mary Soule, 2. John Soule and Esther (Nash) Sampson Soule, 3. Joshua Soule and Janna (Studley) Soule, 4. Ezekiel Soule and Hannah (Delano) Soule, 5. Isaac Savage and Deborah (Soule) Savage, 6. Jacob Savage (2nd) and Mary (Getchell) Savage, 7. Amon Savage and Rosetta (Mayward) Savage, 8. Dr. Ellison f. Brown and Emma (Savage) Brown, 9. Dr. William A. Cooney and Maude (Brown) Cooney, 10. Walter H. Uhlig and Bernardine (Cooney) Uhlig 11. Walter j . Uhlig

Bernardine has been active in the Soule Kindred about five years.

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RECORDING OF FAMILY DATA By Geraldine Sowle Schlosser, Editor

Soule Kindred needs information, especially on families since 1800. We'd like to suggest that you begin with your 6th generation ancestor from George Soule Cor your earliest Soule ancestor, if you haven't made the connection to George-1). Fill out a form for that ancestor, and then submit forms for each of your ancestors down to yourself. This is especially important if you descend through a female line; Soule women who marry tend to become lost Soules.

We have been asked to explain how to fill out the form. To help in see.ing just ~1ow it's done, I've completed a form for m:i. 6th generation ancestor, on page 63 and 64. Let's take a look at how it's done:

(1) The ''Get1eration" spa•:e it1 the Lipper left •:orner shc•ws the generation from your immisrant ancestor. Please leave it blank unless you are certain. <I put 1n "6" be•:ause the line is established.)

C2) It1 the far Lipper space on the right f•::.r "FAMILY", leave it bl.:mk if the SLirt1ame of "Soule Deso:endat1t" is SOULE, SOWLE, o::;.r variants, because we'll assign a code number for closely related family groups. If the "S•:::.Llll\:• Descet1d.:'lt1t" has a different surname, insert the name in the right upper space. CI left it blank because the surname is SOWLE and I don't know the code number.)

(3) The ne:t;t tw•:::. lit1es sh•:ow the at1cestors •:of the "S•:::.ule Descendan·t" back to George Soule-1. Unless you have an approved Mayflower Lineage or other positive proof, we suggest this be left blank. CI filled this line in, because the lineage is proved.)

C4) When writing dates, follow the genealogical style-- first the day in numbers, then the month in letters, and the full year, such as 6 Feb 1833.

(5) When listing children on the reverse side, put in as much information as you can-- such as spouse's parents. CYou may notice in my example that Hiram Allen Sowle (#3) was married (3) to his first cousin; also his sister Abigail (#8) married her first cousin James Curtis Soule-- all Soule descendants.)

(6) List your name and addre~s as compiler unless someone else gathers the information. We may need to contact the compiler.

(7) It is VERY important to list sources of data; . if the information comes from a family Bible or other record, a photocopy of the information should be included. Other sources, such as Vital Records from towns or states, and census should be indicated.

(8) Leave "Verificati•:::.n" blat1k f•:::.r •:our purposes.

(9) Please give as many clues as possible to facilitate further research. If you are uncertain about a date, enter it, but add "circa" or "ca". CN•::>te #8 Llnder Children b. ca 1830). F•:•r que~tionable pla•:e names, add "p•::.ssibly" •::.r "prc•bably". (See 4t8 d. prob Monroe Co:~.)

Send completed forms to our Historian:

Dr. Milton Terry 381 Creek Bed Road Mountainside, NJ 07092

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Soule Descendant

Ancestral Line

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Soule Descendant

Ancestral Line

Parenta&'e

Birth or baptlam

De.ath

Burial

RCllldencee aud removal a

OccupRtlon

Military Mrvlce

Other biographIcal data

Parentage

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WESSON SOWLE~:...__ ______________ _

James5, Wesson

4 , Nathanie l 3 . Natbanj e1 2 , CRarge1

~dau of James . Patience MACOMBER SOWLE --------················ and..... ----··-··--!----····--- --·>··---··--··-· ·----~

11 Sep 1791 was b, ___ _;:_ ________ ···-····· at

21 March 1888 Danby, Rut 1 anQ__~ounty..L ... .Y.I. ....... ---------------·-E. Dorset, Bennington County, VT

died-·------------·-··-·· at ___ ----- ·····-·- ---··-......,"--··-···-·-··-·· - ---

burled at __ .tiC2 burial located -----------··--········-····· ----------·- ___________ .:._ ___ Cemetery

Rcsid~nby and Dorset~-~-------------·----------··--····--·-······--------------------

·-------------------------- -------- ·--- - ---------- ···----- --....Ear.mer ; House builder; IIoo._fumac.e....Wm:ker..... ... _. _____________ _: ________________________ _

None -----------

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Eyesight began to fail in 1848; by 185~ __ ]:::_:vas __ to~al~y_ __ bli_?d_~-----~~---··§!F!2ar~ntly remained in VT when his wife and several children migrated to WI in 1855.

--·------------------- --------···--·- ·--- -1860 - living with brother John in Danby. 1870 - living at Danby poor farm. ------- ------------------···------······-·················-·····-·······-----------------------····

1880 - living with daughter Helen Johnson in Dorset , where he died. ~------ ·-·-·-··-·-··-····-···-··--····-- ----- ----·-········--·····- ········----···-·-················- ---@she aarried ELIZABETH CURTIS

on ca 1814 -------------at probably Dorset V.Jj.T.~...-_ ___________________ __ _

soneof __Nicholas.___ ____ and

He@ ns b April 17~-~------------- at

Ahi gaiL ______ . C--------·?·-------->~-

Dorset VT ·---·-··---------------------

and died ___ £? Oct 1865 ........ at Wilton.IWP..!..-'-.J1g.nr~ CoLID:t:y_,__}l_L ___________ · _ _ _

Burial burled at Dors~t .. Cemetery, :Wil.ton ... Township.~ .... S.ec ..... .26.~ ... .Mmn:.o.e .... Co .•.. , .... W.L ................... _ .. : ____ cemetery

Bloeraphleal

Other marrlaa-ea

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No other marriages for either o_f..._t.bg ____ 9:Q.QY.~ .................................................... ·--·-------------

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Children oL._ ~e.S.:iQD-.. ·-······-····--and ___ f,a.t.~~beth ····-····(. .. _QJ.RD.~--- ·-··-·-)._;;_QW1J.;_ ...... ___ · _ (l) William Sowle, b. 22 Apr 1815 at Danby Vf, d. 29 Apr 1877 Wilton WI ,

--+--+-- our. DOrMt Celli., Wilton, m. 20 Nov 1835 at ·Danby-¥1' to Hargaret

(2) Lucinda Sowle b. l q Sep 1817 at DanBy VI, d. 6 Aug 1881 at DOrset .~__feb~~~9 prob. at Dorset to Austin Ladd

(3) Hiram Allen Sowle, b 20 Oct 1818 at Danby VT , d 4 Oct 1901 at Brookhaven MS; rn(l.LlO Oct 1839 at Dorset_J:o.J:lg_r..r.iet E. Colson dQ.u . ..QL Warren & Hannah (Horse?) Colson; m(2) Har 1855, prob. Vf to Lucy A.

---+----- -'---· .. 1 ::c;.u._.,._,nc:l-Hle\lis) dau of Calvin and .J...ucy.....Hanmood;.....m_(.J.)_l.3._Jan 1886

Morrison, dau. of James and Polly (Rudd) Morrison

to Phoebe Ann Soule, dau of Gardner and Abigail (Curtis) Soule.

~ ---- (4) Anna Rogers Sowle, b 8 Mar 1819 at Danoyvr; d. 1 Apr 1891 at E."" a rv-,.,-,..,-,t- ~i"T'· rn 11 Sen JR% tn PRrri~ F .. BnffJIDJ, son of CRleh and e Huldah (Parris) Buffum ~--·- ·-(-57 .Patience Sowle, b. 1824 at Dan~, d. in inf..aHGy---------o i --~---"T6"J""James B. Sowle, b. i826 at Danby, d. 1 Nov-t857 at Wilton WI, wnuarried ~ --1--- _ill_. Wesson Sowle , Jr. , b 6 Feb 1828 at Danby, d. 15 Oct 1847 at Mexico t City (brain fever from wound at Gnerubusco ~n Mexlcan ·war); unmarried ~ --·- _UD Abigail Sowle b. ca 1830 at Danby, d. ca 1880 prob Monroe Co. WI; : m. 28 Feb 1848 Dorset vr to James Curtis Soule , son of Gardner and ~ ----.Abigail (O,rtis) Sn11le. a .ti ______ .. _l.9..LHelen Fidelia Sowle, b. 6 Feb 1833, Mt. Tabor , Vf; d. 22 Jan 1923 ~ at Danby Vf; m. 27 April 1850 to William Henry Johnson, son of John "0 and Carol j ne ( Bn JCe) ......u.lo.l.LhJJ...n,..,si.Uo:u.n ....... ----- ----------·----8 .. 'a. -

(10) Minerva Sowle b. 13 Mar 1835 at Danby Vf , d. 2 July 1897 at Wilton WI; m. 14 Aug 1859 at Wilton WI to Joel E. Brown, son of Luclus and

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(11 Mary Ann Sowle, b. 10 Mar 1841 at N. Dorset Vf, d . 25 March 1906 at Washtenaw MI; m. l b Mar H~6U"at 1JC5r8et WI to Isaac ~l!hu Spr iuger

.s ---1---+·-··-··-..s.on of Elihu and Martha Barney (Scarritt) Springer._ ··-··----~ a ~ ---~ - -·····1----- -------------

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--~--~----J------------------------·-----------------------Geraldine Sowle Schlosser , Rt .3, Box 53 , Tomah, WI 54660 Tble record was compUed by ____________ ___.:_ __ _:_ _________ _ _

4 April 1986 ot -··-·······--·-·--·-·---·------------·-·--··--- Dllt.e ..... - ......... - ·----- ----- - -

~ath-VT VR; Ridlon; p . 512-522; Gravestones-Dorset Cern. , Wilton , WI; soun-ea ot 't1.~hby- Vi Land Recor ds , Book 6, p. 261, Federal Cen~us VT-l-mr-1..8.60, 1 870,

1880 ········ ....... . ······· .... - .. ..... .. ····· - -···-·-·------------·-----···------------ - -----

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SOULE KINDRED NEWS

From Gardner Soule, 517 W. 113th St., New York, NY 10025

My book, Antarctica, was published late in 1985 by Franklin Watts, Inc., New York.

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From Gertrude Soule Lewis, Box 49, Kemmerer, WY 83101

65

Mark Ide, son of Kay Guida Ide, and wife Jenni arrived in Portland, Oregon, Oct. 15, 1985, from Perth, Western Australia. They are with Mark~s mother. Kay Guida, Mark and Jenni visited Gertrude Soule Lewis and family in Kemmerer from October 25 through November 1, 1985.

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From Robert P. Nichols, 8371 N. Lee Trevino Drive, Tucson, AZ 85741

In 1983, our son, Philip Soule Nichols, was appointed Assistant Administrator of the Masonic Retirement Home in Union City, California . Less than a month later, the incident described in the attached newspaper article occurred.

SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS Saturday; 18 June 1983

lVla11 dies in blaze. at Mas.onic Horne . . ·· . . ... An aler\ assistant administrator and

elderly residents who remernbe~cJ lire~rill instructions were crcJitcd FridJy with preventing a fire at Union City's Masonic II orne from ~><;coming more tngic than It was.

An Bl·year-<>ld r esident died In the lire, which apparently broke out in hls room alter he lell a cigarette In a lounge chair and went to bc<l.

Twenty-live of the 300 resltlents at the stately l'ol iss ion l3<Julevard hvme were cvac· uated Thursd.1y night when a.fire broke out In Arthur Kirkpatrick's roorn shortly before · mldnighl

Kirkp.-~trick died in the b:aze. !lis fourth· floor room at Adams llall, a modern build· lng behind the main horne. was destroyed.

&mice Jackson, 79, who lives two doors down from Kirkpatrick. was Injured when he tried to pu1 out the l ire, lie was in sl.diJle condition Frid.1y at Wash:n&ton llospil.dl. where he is being tre,ltcd lor smoke inhala· lion.

"The re-sidents were u~,ct, but for tu nately we·ve had fire dri lls. and th ey fo llowed instructions perfectly," ~aid J . Durtr)ll Drown. t-l~sonic'~ administrator .. "Jt w:~s all very onlcr ly."

As5istant Administrator · Philip: Nlchob . blaze to Ktrlipatric~·.'s room. ' . grabbed a fire· h~ and started dousing the : . According to Orown,.Thursday's fire ).-a.s blaze as SO?"· a' he saw smoke billowing_ !Jle ·thtro at the ,blstorlc ·brick home- :lhat from Kirkpatrick's room;. according to rcsls on a blull o·,crloo~Jl& Union City . . Union Clly·.firclighters:·: Jli,· cjuick rcspon5c' . · About eighl.ycar.~ . ngo,, an electric- law helped bring tho! fire under control within 1~ · . .:;parked as workers · were remodeling-! the minutC'!!. ·. · · . . ' . , · 90-year-oid home, which houses rc:t!red

Nichol~ later wa' examined at Washing Masons and widO\n of reUred Mason~ No ton llospital, in F'reinont ·and relc.1scd . . ,, . one _was Injured ·or· evacuated durins}~hat

On F'riday, Drov.-n said he ha.!! not decidL'<I' lire, Drown !k!l<L. · , · whether to change· riny 'of the Masonic I! om·~ . The 111o::t. nxcni blaze occurred ~~ 981 rules. At Ada:ru !!all, ·rcsidcnl.s arc allowed' wh,en a wastebasket caught lire. to smoke In their roorru without supervision, .. .. The : Union ,City fire department, ~hlch he said: They are · warned, however, not lo sent two enginc:s Thursday night. c.:;sun smoke in bc<l. Investigating the lire. Out officials sa~'lbcy

Orown said. the concrete at Adams I! all believe Kirkpatrick's cigarette sta~ Lhe . and lire walls probably helped conline · th<!· blaze.

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Ft' om HowardS. Soule', 18 Tt~ e as u re Hi l l, Oak l ~nd, CA 9 46 18

38 H .inn .Yrnnrisco ([l]ronictr

74-Year-Oid Soule Steel Ca.lling It Quits The . prh·ately-owned Soul{ Steel

Co., one of three remaining steel makers In California, announced a plan of II qui· dation yesterday.

:, ·The Walnut Creek·headquartered com- ·

Industry. Its products were used in the Golden Gate and Oakland Bay bridges, In Embarcadrro CentPr and, r ecently, In reinforcing the concrete laid for the cable car renovation In San Francisco.

rlcat!ng operations In Fresno, Union City, ar.d Sacramento to Judson Steel Corp. of Emeryville for an undisclosed sum. Those opcrat ior.s employ 400.

Chairman Stanley E. Soule said though substa ntial recent Investments brought the mill to "state of-the-a rt efficiency, external forces too great to overcome" were r csponsi· ble fo r the liquid ation decision.

· .: :·p..·ny, which operates a modern mini-mill In · Carson !Los Angeles County> sa id Industry-

. wide overproduction, Import competition and

SOule had r evenues of about $60 mill ion : last year and has been marginally profitable for severa l years, sa id John Bradsher, a vice president.

sharp Increases In electrical power costs !llade the move necessary.

The 74·year-old company, owned by the Soule family since Its founding, fabricates steel reinforcing bars for the construction

The shutdown of the Carson pla nt Is expected by September.

About 300 employees will be laid off.

Last week the company sold Its steel fab-

The two other steel mills in California arc operated by Judson Steel In Emeryville and Tamco, a J apanese·Amerlcan joint venture, In San Ber nadino County. Both arc also mini mills.

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From Ben George Soule, 7405 Que e n Av e nue South, Minne a p o lis, MN

I enclos e an article about one of our Soule law ye r s. Thi s i s the same one who was S tate Chairman o f Anders on for Pre s ident.

~. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch Monday, March 3 t , 1980

Law firm's . business. in liability is an asset By Jim McCartney Stall Writer

T he office looks as if Andy Warhol was the interior decorator: Eng41e parts, industrial equipment

crates and photographs of mangled cars adorn the walls and floors.

Such items are not objects de art, bu,t trophies of courtroom battl~ought bY, Bowman &

Brooke .. One of ihe Twin Cities' newest law firms, it is the only local finn that does nearly all of its work in product liability defense . .

The. Minneapolis firm's specialization serves as testimony to th~owing litigation in this field. 'The number of ~!:_oduct

liability suits agaiMt manufacturers has swelled to 11,000 in 1984 from 1,500 only a decade earlier, according to the administrative office of U.S. . Courts. .. . . : ,

The firm was 'formed iii ·: .: · · February 1985 when H a~torneys, lead by Richard Bowman, split away from Gray PJant Mooty Mooty &_~nnett, a large . · Minnea~ finn. Bowman had

been a product liability attorney for Gray Plant since 1965 and had developed much of the firm's business in that area, said George Soule, one of Bowman & Brooke's seven partners. Soule left Gray . Plant with Bowman, who at 44 is the finn's oldest and most experienced attorney.

The split was as friendly as such things go ~ause the departiJJ.{· attorneys took only product ~; ?

liability clients with them, Soule said. Other law work, including other types of litigation, estate planning and real estate law, stayed with Gray Plant.

"We were a little island among ourselves" at the Gray Plant finn, said John McShane, a Bowman & Brooke partner. "It was an amiable departw:e! but I left 'ft .

behind some good fdends." Bowman & Brooke already has ·

grown to 20 attorneys and has an unusually large support staff of 25 employees. That includes a staff of three in Phoenix, where founding partner J effrey Brooke represents the state of Arizona against suits . · claiming that car accidents are the rt!Sult of poor road design by state highway engineers.

Although more than half the firm's business derives from suits filed in Minnesota, Soule said a growing propo!;iion of comes from outside the state. Its list of clients includes General Motors; Navistar, formerly International Harvester; Clark Equipment and Toyota. Bowman & Brooke often works with the client corporation's legal staff as well as with local law firms when the trial is outside Minneso-ta. '

New disputes Soule said his firm has found it

self increasingly involved in two new areas of product liability disputes: a utomobile airbags and all-terrain vehicles. ·

Bowman & Brooke represents Toyota in aU of its airbag cases in the United States. Last year, for fu: stance, Jan Wickstrom sued Toyota for failing to install airbags: Wickstrom, a Twin Cities physi- · cian, was severely injured in a head-Qn collision with a bank robber who was driving the Wl'ong way on I-94 in an attempt to elude a pursuing police car. She contends that her injuries would have beeli less severe had her car been equipped with an airbag.

Similar cases are being brought against car manufacturers throughout the country.

Test driving and crash testing ·

are only a minor part of Bowman

& Brooke's defense strategy. ·

"Groups that are devoted to the airbag are starting to fight their battles in court, having lost it in Congress," Soule said.

The popularity of all-terrain vehicles, such as three-wheelers, dirt bikes and other off-road vehicles, also has resulted in a spate of lawsuits.

Bowman & Brooke has been in-

valved in enough of these suits so that some of its attorneys have test driven three-wheelers so they could have a worpng knowledge of the product. In one 'Ill-terrain vehi· cle suit, Bowman was able to ra ise doubts about the cre_dibility of a plaintiff's expert witness by getting him to admit he'd never driv-en one of the vehicles. ·

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Other vehicles Bowman & Brooke attorneys have taken for test drives include helicopters, airplanes, 18-wheelers, oil tankers and bulldozers. The firm also occasionally arranges to have crash tests performed on its client's .products.

But test driving and crash testing are only a minor part of Bowman & Brooke's defense strategy. Other defense tactics include:

• Convincing the jury to give fair treatment to its defendant. Large corporations often are at a disadvantage when viewed next to an Injured or grieving individual, Soule said.

"Our biggest obstacle is sympathy for ' the plaintiff," Soule said. "We .talk to the jury about the re- · sponsibility to be objective. We don't dispute that the injuries of the plaintiff are horrible. But we advise them that they are responsible under law to treat every litigant equally."

Also working against defendants is the fact that they often are viewed as having deep pockets. Jurors sometimes tend to feel that since the corporation has ample resources to pay damage awards, it should do so even if it's not legally justified, Soule said.

"It takes real gu~ not to award damages," McShane said.

• Petermlning the causj! of and circumstances surrounding the Incident. Through interviews, the

· law firm's investigators attempt to establish the physical and mental state of the ·plaintiff. Sometimes the plaintiff had been drinking al· cobol or was asleep at the time of the incident, according to Soule.

"Usually in car accidents you have some time to avert or brake," McShane said. "But not when you're drunk, and you hit ·going 65 to 70 mph."

McShane often represents Gen· era! Motors in local accidents in· volving automobile gas tanks and airplane engines made by its Alii· son gas turbine subsidiary.

. • Examining the backgrounds and prior testimony of experl witnesses hired by Jaw fir m.

Transcripts of prior testimons occasionally demonstrate the expert witness to have contradictec himself, even regarding the prod· uct tljat is on trial. Or, as wit~

David Kelly! John McShane and George Soul~ ~re thre'e.of the seven partners at Bowman & Brooke, wh1ch does nearly all of l~s work in product liability defense. ·

nany hired witnesses, the expert may have testified on such· a broad range of products that his ex· pertise could be put to question. AI the very least, such research help~ the defense anticipate the expert'~ testimony, Soule said.

Bowman & Brooke also lines UJ: its own expert witnesses, firs1 checking their backgrounds tc make sure their expertise or credi· bility is not vulnerable to attack.

• Researching the development and design of the product. In fact Soule says that many product lia bility suits hinge on the design o·

· the product. In researching the product'!

background, the firm attempts tc re-create how the product was de veloped. They also examine techni cal journals and competitors' prod uct manuals to assess the state o: the art a t the time. The fir m em _ploys a full-time librarian to aid ir such research.

Soule bas one case involving ar accid!!nt in which a Clark Equip ment front-end loader rolled over

· on a steep grade and injured it: driver. T~e driver is suing Clarl

for not having install~ a roll-proof . cab that be contends would have protected him from injury.

"The loader was built in 1959, and roll-proof cabs were not a state-of-the-art back then," Soule said.

Soule will attempt to show that Clark was not negligent in failing to install a roll-proof cab because while such cabs are standard features . today, they were not when the front-end loader was built.

Tort refonn strategy . A longer range defense strategy

is to convince the state Legislature to reform some of its tort laws to reduce client liability and enable them to better present the client's case.

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Al~hough Bowman & Brooke do not serve as hired lobbyists a,s do some law finns, the firm has been involved in promoting tort refonn in the state Legislature. Soule's' wife, Janet Soule, is executive director of the Minnesota Defense

Lawyers Association, the op~ing ' counterpart of the Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association. The defense lawyers proposed and supported a tort reform package that waS unsuccessful at the state Legislature in the 1986 session.

One tort reform the association

advocates is a Iaw that penalizes drivers and passengers for not wearing seatbelts.

Soule said his firm also wants to be able to use the fact whether the plaintiff was wearing a seatbelt as admissable evidence in court. . ·

All i nterested So ules are invited to the th i rd reun i o n of desce ndant s of Sowle p ioneers who moved west f r om Ve r mont to Wi sco ns i n . Thi s reuni on will be held on Satur day, Augu st 2 , 1986 at Winnebago Pa rk, on the s hores of Lake Tomah in To mah, WI. An yone who descend s from William, We s son , Gardner, or Jame s ( sons of Jame s and Pati e n c e <Macomber) Sowle of Danby, VTl is included in thi s invita tion. Any other Sowle s/Soule s are also wel co me. For mo re information and a registra tion form, write Gera ldine Sowle Schl osser, Route 3 , Box 5 3 , Tomah, WI 54660 .

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FROM THE PAST

Sent in by Helen R. Gallentine, Conrad, IA 50621

P.O. Box 695,

All clippings are Times Republican .

from the Marshalltown [!Al

rZ'D~-!'fjf;L.. I_- . . :: 80ULII .aABY DiltS. . ·· ...

·---L.ittle Son of .Ore.n Moul'\t.a.ill C.uple ·-_:;.~~;,~·.8uccumbe to Appen-~ioHia. ·

'-\,iFoDowtn~ an :~.emerJ"?ncy . opuatlpn tor appendlctU.:.i~tornwl early ;Tnes-~ day:.mornln~ upon Chari ea. the ·:-:ru.r:old ·ao, o! llr~ and )lri. Orrin Boulf':.'t, . tlv• ; mJiu · n.ortheaat n! . the _. ell)" .ln . Taylar. to,.,:zah1P.; .lhe l:at>t> p.u~ a111·ay ' at 4: u· ~Tuesday . a!tern<>t.n. E>lp~Wiy ' and in conn.-ctkln W'lth th~ d"nth Ia the· !net that thl! parent" w-,r~ nway on A

~·lalt when the babe wa~ taki'D Ill lnll F'tlda:r.-T~nrrlv .. t! home (rom Sterllnl', _-_lll.. TuU<11lY JJtt.rnlnJr. Jun hr!ore the .. <"hlld Willi hrr.niht to tnt: boaplta.J. and the ·r .. o .. ·r- <lid not reac-h

.!the city untU I o 'cln<"k Tur10<lay even-

lln.r. -llr. and :Wra. ~-wl<ll hA~·~ tw<> othl'r, chlldn>n, Har.-old. Olfed C. and Ilcr-thn.' 4 )"Mn c,lt'J . !

The run.,rat,. whic h will he pr1Vate.j

I 111'111 be h.-ld fro mth" rr..!IIMnN> Thul"ll- 1 •lny, u!ternoon. Rev. Oeorgp Croker, ot ;

I \\"hllln.r . . f o rmi,r)y J.u r"r &t Gr~n : I ~~l:~f~~·;.;~~cuun". tmtat ~-m he ~I

APRIL, 1986

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iliiri': SbUi~ --. --:,·:.:~ .

Dies_-.. ff:id~y; .Rites:·Mciriak -.: .. ~- ;:· . .-.. : -. ~;::;-::,\;.,,;_,,_;:,~!;:~>~':·: y .

Servict's Cor Orin C. · Soulel. 601 Fremont St..,'.:. a· .t?SI~nt: of . Mar-ahalltoWn·. tlbca·::l937,": will ~.- at

· 2 p.m., Monday·' trom : lhe-' t>Un:eJoavis ·:.FlWraJ ," Horne:!:" He - dkd

·.: -.

plia.llud ro.r .12 ··days_··J-U had_:ooen .te- -t~ _.hie_a'lth~~or,x~;-)">!ara. --· Mr.;_Soules~.:w~,-,born.;,~t .. ,23, l880,' 'near: ·;_C'~yton;';Mlnn~.' ~-~ ~Bdat!l-i~Boules.: n.·, ta.mUyX~ved-)n~:_coiorado ·,ror

: a;"ahort·' t.trrie ''!;theri '1~timvd to Marihall·.'~ty ·w~re - the)·.Jiv

: ea en'the'.aa.r~.ey. Eckln.farm. . ln • ·1903;·-~ :marrle~L~lla Eckles. He · retired frutri.IamlnJ :ln :l9r.. . :. -._· __ H.e -_.wu ... prtteded tn:· deathl by ! hia Wife, one Son, Olarles ' Eck1H i Soules:•• ind rout· . brothei"J and · ~~~n.:~.· >'~=·x·. ;~:.~:.' ... _._;._i~~_: _ .. ~:;~·- =···.:-~_ -~ . ~- -· • -.1 Survlvoi"J. lnclu~ a aon;·· Harold ~ ·A. -SouJes. Waterloo, ·a 'caiighter, - MI"J. Richard Burt, llvlnt _on the · home· farm. and · ·a alster, MI"J.

'I)Jeresa F!tz, Ea.3t ·Loc Angeles, ca11'r.

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WutTan,d :·:Charlu ·~:·Wnt; ·Jr~:~;_}.[iu Dorothy :·;Bircb,:·,Howard ·. l>atlcraon and ·William:·Andcraon,· Jt.; of : W.•• terloo·~; Mlu 'Ethel :Barry,: RoclcVal · Icy; · ).{r,:-., and · Mu: - Paul l<nollc, of Cedad Rapida, and :; Mu!.;_o.::-:r,_; Lar·.' ten, of Dayton~·_o; :,_f,:-.-" ··. · .: '-- =.::_: · -·, Mu; _ _.;Soulu::: ~vaa·~~~raduatc _d .-. from the local hirh. achOol In 1922 and at-

, tcnded .- Coe·Colleti at. Cedar: Rap!da. y,·htre ' alie:-la ffiliated with ·.'. the ·.· Chi Omep .aoror'!ty/y.:· She · ~Jao atten_ded Iowa ' .. :·sttte-,L- Tuch~u ·College, · at Cedar ;>: Falla,"-''·: where ·the.·. became o·" member : of: Kappa .Theta ·- Pai.~ .. :.Sht li.~-~ --:b«n··: a~·~tenosrapher ·, 1-n_ .. tfie of· ftct of Supermtcndtnt A; ~·T, Luce, .,1 the · municipal :·water depertmcnt, ro~ ~ tIme.·.· -;~;.;::1'·~·. "i~·~.:· · ~ ·. · .-. Mr;- Sotilti. ·: lii ~ the eon of Ur~ · and Mn: ·: o.~ C,·. -Soulu, JiYinr north o_l the clt:v, an·4 wu rraduatcd from tht local high :·achool in" l92.1. He wu plc<lged to Delta Slcma Delta at the State Unl.-eulty of Iowa at Iowa City; whtre ht attended for 1 tlmt. He ia· now C1'11ploycd in tht offkt of the Raib · P.Ckin1 Compeny of Wa-terloo. -. ·-; · · .:-- . '· . ·· · ·

Mr. · ·and Mrt.' Soulet left on 1 thort weddin1r trip to · Chlcaco,- ahtf whlcl! thty "'-ill hvt at 312 Jo~a atrcft, .. Water_!~. . _ _

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Helen also sent this information from an ECKLES Fami ly HisLo ry which relates t o the c l ippings on the pre viou s page.

DELLA FLORENCE .SC I~LtS (Da •g!: te• .. ,· 8 l:c.,.r·le t> a> ~ rl Elv.' •~c: ro·:rr:: rt; .~c .!.~ 8 b . 11 / 11 / 1871, Har-s}' <-- 1.1 .o ., Io. . J . 11 /2/105 1, HarslvJ. '- t -, ··, y. , 'a . ·;~~· ::l: a t Harr;halltown , l .::t . E" ·.· C3.t:ion : \~ onr, tr.v Sc:-, ,Jol , t:! ar~:· '1~·· ·~ ·J . [~ ., tnree: years .~1L Cor nel] -: , l iege,_, ··:t . Verno,.., , ;:a . w'·oL 1vJ~ · oc .. :cD ':' c · '.'IG ~, '::tor rupt eri by ill!l ess • . 2 /.-:) /1 }03 t c• Or rjr C'neste ·· Sou··e s :: . ;;: ~i/ 1 (·(.~.: ··r . Cey ] r) n , i1:i.nn . d . >/ '/19S'b, t-1an.:;ltc31 :t. town , Ia . 3LlrJe d a t Var:.'';e:: ~ .) \'! ··: , J ·:. . Son ~f Cha r les an~ v ~ti!Ja Baurn Soule s . O ccu~at~on : far~er .

c. Harold Artt J.:- <.. ...... : e s b . 1 /24/1 906 ' li;;~ rsital J 'o . ' 1a . Bertha Ar len0 " · es b . 1 •J/1 4/1 908 ' II ll ,.-: .. Charles Ec}\ l e s Ip s b . 5/25/1 910 , II 1.1

d . 1?./1 '7 / 1912 arJd bur:i e d at ~':ars 1 -"1 : 'l "(ll T ·'' • \,

' HAHOLD AR'l'BUh SOU1 ,. . .. Sun o f De l1.a EckJ es ar.d ')rr:i r Cr· e ster .So ·1cS:

b . 1/24/1 906 , ~l; arsha! ] Co ., la . Departme nt Hanaser of Ge e f ;\!~C: ··r- ~ :· Pack:i.ng Co . j_n i'/at er:Joo , 1a . m. 6/30/ 1<)26 t o ~{utr LPc i ll. e A r den~c'·: . / . ~ ;'

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1905 . Da ughter of ~ j '''am A. Anderson .

c . William And e rso boul es b . 8/8/1 929 , Wate r loo , Ia . Joa nne Lou Sou l e s b . 6/9/1 933 , 11 11

WILLIAM ANDERSON S0ULES (Son of Haro ld Ar t hu r and f?utl; Anders~..•!. Sc~- c<3 ~ b . 8/8/1929, Waterloo , I a. Graduat e o f Car l e ton College , ~o rtr.~~ .) .i , Hinn . LL.B . from Iowa. S tate Univ ., Iowa Cj. t y , Ia . n1. 3/22/i ''; :~2 , Mi nneapolis , Mi nn . t o Ka t haryn Ade l e Harper b . 11 / 1 9/ 1 92~ .

c . Ru th Loui se Sonl e s b . 7/8/1 954 , Chicago , Ill.

J _OA.rm E LOtJ SOULES (Daught er of Haro ld Arthu r a nd nut l. Ar.o r; r r:.':. Scc_;..:..cs~ b . 6/ 9/1 933 , Waterloo , Ia . rn . 5/1 5/1 954 , Wa.terJoo , 1a . t o Pau~ : · c~. e~· Keedy , J r . b . 12/1 3/1 030 , Des Moines , I a .

c . Eli zabeth Ann Keedy b . 4/ 6/1 955 , De s Moines , Ia . BEI?THA ARLENE SOULES (Dau gh ter of Della Eck·les and Orrir, Cheste; S0 . r: s )

b. 10/14/1 908 , HarshalJ Co . , I a . At tended Unj.v . of t-·i j nnesota . Becc:· ,.!

County 4H Club Age nt i~ ~innesota fo r ~i cole t and Martjn Counties . m. 10/21/1933 to Richa r d Newton Burt b. 5/ 21/1 911, Garwjn , 7~~a Cc . , ! 0 . Son of Frank H . an d Haude Ludington ( Cain ) Burt . 'I' he f onrer ·,·m-::s c. :-,r ··" ~ a nd creamery assi stant ; tre J.atter won li terary di sti>") ct-:or a s :. •· ,.. a uthor of two vo l u!Tle s of ~'oet ry .

c . Donald l~ j . c hard i3,~ rt ":> ~ 9/1/1 934 , Aurcrra , I 1 J. . Davj.d Orrin Burt b . 5/1 5/1936 , II II

Roger Duane Bur t b . 4. /11 /1 939 , Hinsdale , I J. J.. Jean Susan Bur t b . 5/1 3/1 947 , Harsha ] 1 town , I a .

DONALD RICHAFD Bli ,~T ~ Son of Ber tha SouJ. e s and Richard r ewtor: Eu r t) b. 9/1/1 9j4 , Aur ora , I l l . ~du cation : u ne yea r , Iowa btate Colle ~e . m. 6/5/1 955 to Kathryr Zi nk b . 8/ 25/1 935 .

DAVID ORRH·1 BURT (Son of Bert.ha Sou l e s and Ihchar d 1-:ewtor. c~rt) b. 5/15/1936 , Auro r a , I ll . Occupat ion : Far me r . ~ . Church, Linco l n , I a . t o Reg i na Kathryn Si enkne cht. wrage and Clayton A. Si enk necht .

c . Rei d Allison Burt b. 9/ 30/ 1957 , I owa

2/1 0/1957 , :SaJ e:. Dau gh ter of Bernice


LINEAGES

We have received several lineages or pedigree charts from our members . As space permits, we will reproduce those pertaining to SOULE lines in the Newsletter. You might be able to discover a third, fourth, or fifth cousin that you didn't know existed by studying these charts.

The following was sent to us by Charles J. ("Jack") Sowles, 38639 2nd St. E., Palmdale, CA 93550. It is a copy of a letter written by his grandmother in the 1940's to his father. This letter was written to establish proof of age and birth for selective service draft reasons.

Grandfather

Grandmother

Son

Daughter

Father

Mother

Record of CHARLES JOHN SOWLES' ANCESTORS

Grandfather & Grandmother SOWLES

Charles SOWLES born July 11, 1842 Died December 10, 1911 at Brinton Mich., buried in MI Married February 11, 1866

TO Susannah Jane STALL Born September 4, 1842 Died July 1, 1869. Buried at Camden Mich. To this union 2 children was born

James Riley SOWLES Born in Steuben Co. Indiana December 7, 1866

<Docktor [sic] unknown) Died November 27, 1922 at Summersville, Misso uri

Etta May SOWLES Born Sept 27, 1868 Lives at Norfolk, Nebraska

James Riley SOWLES Family Record

Born in Steuben County Indiana December 7, 1866 Died November 27-1922 at Summersville, Missouri

Married Ella Aurilla SHELL <NISONGER) On December 29, 1899 at Oakdale, Nebraska

This is your Grandfather & Grandmother SHELL's Family record;

John SHELL Jan. 7, 1833 Born at Fremont Ohio died April 16, 1915 at Elgin, Nebraska Malvina COPE <SHELL) born in Indiana April 18, 1838 died January 23, 1915 at Elgin, Nebraska Both buried at Elgin, Nebraska. They were married June 27, 1855 To this union was born 8 children:


1 . Mary C. SHELL September 2, 1856 2 . Lillie G. SHELL May 9, 1858 died July 1, 1908 3 . Charley C. SHELL Sept. 6, 1860 4 . Thomas A. SHELL June 12, 186 2 5 . Ul issess S . SHELL July 3 1, 1864 6. Ella Aurill a SHELL Jan. 6, 1866 Doctor Thomas Cope 7 . Alvin SHELL March 19, 1870 8. Dayton David SHELL Februar y 6, 1873

Your Mother Ella Aurilla SHELL married Frank Elmer NISONGER Dec . 24-1885 To this union was Born 2 children

1 . Elmer Ell swor th NISONGER Born January 14, 1887 at Mansfield Ohio, Married Mary WENE

2. Albert Jackson NISONGER Born February 4, 1890 Elgin, Nebraska Married Grace HOPE

Later your Mother married : James Riley SOWLES To thi s union was bo rn 3 children:

1. Charle s John SOWLES b orn Dec 23, 1900 born a t Clearwater, Nebraska. <Doctor) Dr . Hildebrand offici ate d.

2. Edna May SOWLES born April 27, 1902 Elgin Nebra s ka died March 3, 1939, Ottumwa, Ia . Midwife officiated

3. Cora Darlene SOWLES born Feb. 4, 1910 Elgin, Nebraska. Dr. CABER

S igned , Ella Aurilla SOWLES Mother

Si gnature Witnessed by J. A. WILSON Notary Publi c in and for Polk Co. Iowa

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Fro m Mrs. Raymond <Jeanne) Bond, 3018 Leado Ave., Des Moines, IA 503 10

I am a descendant o f

1. George SOULE- Mary BUCKET 2. George SOULE - Deborah 3. Mary SOULE - Joseph DAVOL 4. Benjamin DEVOL - Sarah MOSHER 5. Joseph DEVOL - Rachel SMITH 6. Phebe DEUEL - John ALLEN 7. Seneca ALLEN - Hannah BROWNELL 8. Benjamin ALLEN - Sarah CORNELL 9 . Mary C. ALLEN - Alexander N. COFFIN

10 . Ruth C. COFFIN - Frank J . MARCHANT 11. Frank E. MARCHANT- Edna BRADBURY 12 . Jeanne MARCHANT - Raymond Bond


~)OU L.E U NDRE:D MU1BERSil J I' MARCH 24 , 1986

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* .: Life t-1ember ** "· Horwr<:n·y Life Mem ber

£This list contains only t.ho se 1r.embr:.·r~ who had renew~d by Mdrch 24 , 1986. If you find errors in yout listintJ, please writ~:· lhe editor . ]

Aar o•n Ms. B•v•rly 406 Glon Hi~hwiy M1di1on WI 5370~ 86 Andr~ws Mrs Virginia Soul~s 8935 Mar l~~ Rd Ja,ksonville FL 32222 8G Ausl~y Mr. Robert W. 7137 Irving Ave So Richfield MN 55423 86 Baker Henry H. Jr. 3 Lillian Road RFD 2 Littleton MA 01460 86 Baker Mrs. Le Roy 6399 Karlen Rd. Rome NY 13440 86 Bird Mrs. Martha Soule 1 Miller Ave Box 308 Spring Valley OH 45370 86 Blagg Mrs. Blanche D. RD #2 Box #1 Harris MD 64645 86 Blanchard Mrs. Jeanette Sowle Box 313 W65 N705 St.John Ave. Cedarburg WI 53012 86 Blanchard Robert D. P.O. Box 521 Deland FL 32720 * Blanchard William B 8226 Corkwood Drive Indianapolis IN 46227 * Bloomfield Mrs. William E. 1262 Corsica Dr. Pacific Palisades CA 90272 86 Bolinger Shirley M. 105 N. 3rd St #406 Moorhead MN 56560 86 Bolles James 24 Murray St. Norwalk CT 06851 Bond Mrs. Rayff~nd 3018 Leado Des Moines IA 50310 86 Borcherding Joseph W. 72 Prospect St. Ansonia CT 06401 86 Bowman Elisabeth Lovell 12 Leone Rd. Toms Ri ver NJ 08753 * Bradley Barton A. 4741 Mountainvi ew Dr Boise ID 83704 86 Brendemuehl Mrs. Shirley 620 Adventure Court Beloit WI 53511 86 Brist ow Ms. Marjori e M. Box 192 Elliott IA 51532 86 Brownell Mrs. Elizabeth S. RFD #1 Box 215 Tunbridge VT 05077 86 Brownyard Mrs. Theodore L. 2603 Silverdale Drive Silver Spring MD 20906 86 Buckalew Mrs. J. Box 1067 Olla LA 71465 86 Cantlay Mrs. Marilyn M. 625 Cliff Drive Aptos CA 95003 86 Carper Mr s . Janet 3395 CR 19 Auburn IN 46706 86 Cass Mr. Philip H. Revonah Woods 216 Wes t Lane Stamford CT 06905 86 Chase Mrs. Donald S. 5 Manning Drive Barrington RI 02806 86 Clark Ms. Doris E. 2125 Chippendale Drive Me Kinney TX 75069 86 Clark Thelma R. 176 Washington St Franklin TN 46131 86 Cody Mrs. Charlotte 324 Hillcrest Grosspoint Farms MI 48236 86 Cope Mrs. Ruth H. R R #2 Box 8 Hudson IL 61748 86 Coplen Mrs. Mildred Soule 1920 Burnt Bridge Rd Apt 404 Lynchburg VA 24503 86 Couture Mrs. Harri~t D. 1529 Covi ngton Circle Fort Myers FL 33907 86 Crismore Mrs. Mary Thomas 3139 W 51st St Indianapolis IN 46208 ** Crosby Mrs. Sabina Box 176 Snug Harbor Duxbury MA 02331 86 Croteau Mrs. Beatrice Star Route Box 110 Claverack NY 12513 86 Cushman Howard 300 La Serena Orchid Springs Winter Haven FL 33880 86 Daily Mrs. Seth J. 500 S. Eric Monahans TX 79756 86 Daines Mrs. Linda 0 3725 S Sunset Drive Milwaukee WI 53220 86 Dark Mrs. Dwayne D. Box 116 Mokelumne Hill CA 95245 86 Day Mrs. Bobby 1116 Fern McAllen TX 78501 86 De Vel biss Beatrice 66 Inverlieth Terrace Piedmont CA 94611 * D~nison Mrs. Shirley Thomas 356 Kaufman Road Somers~t MA 02726 86 Dewel Edgar H. 5959 Pin~mont #150 Houston TX 77092 86 Drinkwater Arthur M. 24 M~lha Av~. Springfi~ld MA 01104 86 Dube Mrs. Ernest J. 7 Al~xand~r T~rrac~ Pittsfi~ld MA 01201 86 Edwards Mrs. Weldon Rt 2 Clyde TX 79510 86 Erickson Mrs . Chris Route No 1 Eureka KS 67045 86 Esposito Deborah Soule 208 Shirewood Drive Rochester NY 14625 *

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Everoski Mr. & Mrs. Robert 2142 Village Crest Drive Garland TX 75042 86 Faithorn Herberta L. 250 Budd Ave. No. 319 Campbell CA 95008 86 Fidlar M. M. 908 E South Temple #6E Salt Lake City UT 84102 86 Fidlar Willfred 19 Brookline Drive W. Hartford CT 06107 86 Fiori Mrs. James V P 0 Box 52 Endicott NY 13760 86 Frame Mrs. Janet S 3716 Georgetown West Univ. Pl Houston TX 77005 86 Freeman Miss Isabelle V. Box 1023 Duxbury MA 02331 ** Freidline Mrs. Marie Rt. #1 Clearwater KS 67026 86

Fullerton Mr. Lee 22 - 22nd Ave. N.W. Faribault MN 55021 86 Funk C. Alan 352 Pawnee Dr. West Lafayette IN 47906 86 Gallentine Ms. Helen R. P.O. Box 695 Conrad IA 50621 86 Gates Mrs. Robert G. 3616 Northeast 115th Seattle WA 98125 86 Gifford Mildred R. 36 Huron Ave. East Freetown MA 02717 86 Goodyear Mrs. J. Leo 175 Highland Ave. Hamburg NY 14075 86 Grancher Elinor Soule N. 6012 Greenwood Blvd. Spokane WA 99205 86 Green Mrs. John P.O. Box 106 Manchester Village VT 05254 86 Greene Mrs. Constance H. 37 Arnold Road Pelham MA 01002 86 Griffin Mrs. Nelda V. Rt. 1 Box 716-A Cedar Creek TX 78612 86 Gross Mrs. Elroy H. Box 312 Waldoboro ME 04572 86 Grubb Mrs. D. E. Box 819 Walking X Ranch Silver City NM 88062 86 Hackett Mrs. Lucille S 117 Brigade Road Spanish Fort AL 36527 86 Hall Miss Catharine S. PO Box H Cape Cod N.& Ret.home Buzzard's Bay MA 02532 86 Hall Mrs. Lester A. 45 Brighton St. North Abington MA 02351 86 Haner Miss Betty-Jean 53 New Shaker Rd. Albany, NY 12205 * Hansen Mrs. Bernhard G. 1141 19th St. San Pedro CA 90731 86 Harrigill Mrs. Dorothy S. 3521 S Pittsburg Ave. Tulsa OK 74135 86 Harris Mrs. Edwin S. 605 S Austin St. Seguin TX 78155 ** Harrison Mrs. Susan Soule 901 Dorchester Circle Lodi CA 95240 * Heavner Robert 85 Menlo Pl. Berkeley CA 94707 86 Hennessy Mrs. John 3525 Sussex Lane Philadelphia PA 19114 86 Henry Mr. Grady G. P~O. Box 1741 Odessa TX 79760 86 Herman Mrs. James 922 Backus St. Jackson MI 49202 86 Hermann Mrs. Ruth P 0 Box 202 San Mateo CA 94401 86 Hopping Mr. Louis M. 18165 Jamestown Circle Northville MI 48167 * Hopson Mrs. Ferne A. 10867 Crosby Dr. Sun City AZ 85351 86 Hulse Mrs. Phyllis S. 2330 Terrace View Dr. Eugene OR 97405 * Hurdle Mr. &·Mrs. C. R. 7414 Lynalan Ave . Whittier CA 90606 86 Hurdle Chellis Soule Route 1 Box 129 Newton IL 62448 86 Jacobs Miss Betty Jean 714 No Kenmore Street Arlington VA 22201 86 James Mrs. Robert Winslow 20 Brewster Road Cohasset MA 02025 86 Jay Mrs. Priscilla P 0 Box 305 Madera CA 93639 86 Jensen Mrs. Mae Soule 5000 Graceland Blvd Apt 110 Racine WI 53406 86 Jerome Mrs. Michael 55 Lady Slipper Circle Pembroke MA 02359 86 Johnson Eugene M. 35 Meander Lane Southington CT 06489 86 Johnson Mrs. Roberta H. 1120 Grant St. Evanston IL 60201 86 Johnson Mrs. William 108 E 3rd St. Safford AZ 85546 86 Johnston Mrs . Marian I. Garwood Home 1515 N Market St. Champaign IL 61820 86 Jones Mrs. George J. 2428 Spruce St Pueblo CO 81004 86 Keith Mrs. E. Leon Box 250 Buffalo WY 82834 * Keldgord Robert E. 1400 Thistlewood Way Carmichael CA 95608 86 Keller Mrs. Hanrietta B. 318 Church St. P.O.Box 347 Bradner OH 43406 86 Kelly Mrs. Mary Soule 1218 Fourth Avenue West Hendersonville NC 28739 86 Kendrick Mrs. Kathryn Soule 2264 Holly Lane Lake Park FL 33410 86 Kendrick Mrs. Patricia Soule 2361 Hill Drive Los Angeles CA 90041 *

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Kerr Mrs. Harold G. 5500 Amherst Road Cridersville OH 45806 86 Kling Alan L. 17 Old Nassau Rd Jamesburg NJ 08831 86 Kohrt Mrs. Charles 289 Bayside Dr. Clearwater Beach FL 33515 86 Lanham Mrs. Frank W. 65 Annapolis Lane Rotonda West FL 33947 86 Larson Mrs. Barbara Soule 3722 Chartwell San Antonio TX 78230 86 Leland Harrison C. 225 Consaul Rd. Albany NY 12205 86 Lewis Mrs. Gertrude -~oule Box 49 Kemmerer WY 83101 86 Linr1er Norma P. Rt. 1 Box 145·-3 Camp Douglas WI 54618 86 Longardner Mrs. Caroline M. R.R. #2 Box 187 Antwerp OH 45813 86

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Lovass Mrs. Veronica Kohrt 3312 Densmore Ct. Silver Spring MD 20906 86 Lush Mrs. Viola Soule 105 Franklin Ave. East Northport L.I. NY 11731 86 Manly Mrs. Opal Soule 200 South Ave. 56 Los Angeles CA 90042 86 Mathison Donald S. Reservoir Road Sunderland MA 01375 * Maxon Mrs. Carol Soule 1202 Barak Lane Byran TX 77802 86 Me Afee Mrs. Wayne A. Box 300 Custer S.D. 57730 86 Me Burney Mr. Christian 10 Potter Lane Kingston RI 02881 * Me Burney Frederic A. 927 Hurt St. Slater MD 65349 * Me Cabe Mrs. Priscilla S. c/o Gower 2128 Court St Pueblo CO 81003 86 Me Combs Mrs . Philip Nisbet 1033 Miller Ave. Berkeley CA 94708 86 Me Donald Mrs. Walter B. 4709 W. Rollando Dr. Rolling Hills Estate CA 90274 86 Me Gowen William H. Jr. 2842 Hastings Road Birmingham AL 35223 86 Me Kenzie Alice Lyon 1375 Jeffords St. Clearwater FL 33516 86 Me Nellis Mrs. Joseph P. 6332 Pilgrim Court Ben Salem PA 19020 * Me Shea Mrs. Frederick H. 740 Lowell Road Uniondale NY 11553 * Merritt Mrs. John A. 3180 E. Gadsden St. Pensacola FL 32503 * Moeckel Mrs. Mona 4249 Dexter Trail Stockbridge MI 49285 86 Morgan Dorothy Bristow Box 192 Elliott IA 51532 86 Morrison Mrs. Dorothy 1114 Flanders Rd. Mystic CT 06355 86 Morrow Mrs . Josephine 5115 Holden St. Fairfax VA 22032 86 Morrow Mrs. Mabel 219 Old Main St. Sandwich MA 02563 86 Mostert Mrs . John Oak Ridge Park R.R.#1 Box 125 Eureka Springs AR 72623 * Motisher Mrs. Marion S. 12 Me Donald Road Albany NY 12209 86 Murdock Mrs. John A. Box 186 No. Catham MA 02650 86 Myers Mrs. Edna C. 4610 Commonwealth Ave. La Canada CA 91011 86 Nichols Mr. & Mrs. R. P. 8371 N. Lee Trevino Drive Tucson AZ 85741 * Nichols Mrs. Virginia Soule 284 E. Main St. Fredonia NY 14063 86 Norris Mrs. Edward Box 477 North Windham ME 04062 86 O'Connell Mrs. Marian L. 2027 Allen Place N.W. Washington DC 20009 * Oliver Mr. Will 25975 Beech Ct. Southfield MI 48034 86 Page Mrs. Gladys 516 S. Lincoln Chanute KS 66720 86 Pahle Mrs. Clarice Sowle 12823 W. Forest Dr. New Berlin WI 53151 86 Patterson Mrs. Dwight 4066 Forest St. Leonard MI 48038 86 Patterson Mrs. Edgar 34 Shawmut Ave. Hudson MA 01749 * Pattison Brig . Gen. Hal C. 3605 Glenbrook Road Fairfax VA 22031 86 Payne Mrs. Shirley R. 113 Murata Ave. Sacramento CA 95823 86 Peacock Mr. Ivan C. P.O. Box 365 Portland TN 37148-0365 86 Pearce Daniel N. P.O. Box 1518 Duxbury MA 02332 86 Peavey Dr. Samuel B. 2307 Tyler Lane Louisville KY 40205 86 Penney Mrs. Cora Soule 15 Surrey Lane East Northport NY 11731 86 Pettit Mrs. Kay 803 Nichols Fulton MD 65251 86 Picinich Mrs . Ellen Frazier 78 Sycamore St. Albany NY 12208 86 Pickett John H. 6007 Patrick Pl. Charlotte NC 28210 86 Preston John Soule U. of VA, 118 Page Hall Station #1 Charlottesville VA 22904-0019 *



-Pr~ston Ms. Linda Soul~ 2340 Grandvi~w Ave. Cincinnati OH 45206 * Pugh Mrs. Rob~rt L. 4009 Balcon~s Dr. Austin TX 78731 86 Rash Mrs. Paul R. 3913 Fagen Dr. D~s Moin~s IA 50310 86 Remsen Alfred S. 20 Oak St. Silv~r Cr~~k NY 14136 86 Ring Mrs. Lorrain~ White 2916-27th Ave. Rock Island IL 61201 86

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Robbins Mrs. Justus RFD #1 Willow~moc Box 368 Li vingston Manor NY 12758 86 Robinson Mrs. Max E. 1002 S. Brown St. Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 86 Rocke Mrs. Kenneth E. 1785 Flora Lane Vera Beach FL 32960 86 Rogulic Mrs. Louise H. P.O. Box 1383 Southern Pines NC 28387 86 Rosasco-Soule Adelia 615 Bayshore Rd B-902 Warrington FL 32507 * Rucki Mrs. Daniel 9481 Battler Court Columbia MD 21043 86 Russell Mrs. Elizab~th 165 N. Main St. London OH 43140 86 Sanders Jack D. 12419 NE Knott St Portland OR 97230 86 Sawyer Mrs. Rose P. 47 Taylor St. Braintree MA 02184 86 Scharmer Mrs. Barbara P. 49 Fairview St. E. Longmeadow MA 01028 86 Schell Mrs. George P.O. Box 1236 Oil City PA 16301 86 Schindler Janice 14450 W. Hobsonway Blythe CA 92225 86 Schloss~r Christine A. W65 N705 St. John Avenue Cedarburg, WI 53012 86 Schlosser G~raldine Sowle Rout~ 3 Box 53 Tomah WI 54660 86 Schmuck Mrs. Edward J. 8017 Hampden Lane B~thesda MD 20014 * Schweighofer Mrs. Sally 22281 Whistling Pines Lane Boca Raton FL 33428 * S~bern Mrs. Richard 3163 Josie Ave. Long Beach CA 90808 86 Semones Mrs. Emma Route 1 Madison MO 65263 86 Severson Mrs. Al Rt 1 Box 71 Nerstand MN 55053 86 Sevier Miss Marie 2027 Allen Place N.W. Washington DC 20009 * Simmons Paul P.O. Box 591 Mt. View OK 73062 86 Simpson Mrs. Hugh L. Rd #1 Box 18 Minter AL 36761 86 Sinnott Mildred M. 115 Peirc~ St Middleboro MA 02346 86 Smith Mr. Bertram T. 821 Meade Dr. Greensboro NC 27410 86 Smith Mrs. Clinton S. 79 Wilbur Ave. North Dartmouth MA 02747 86 Smith Miss· Shirley Soul~ C/0 S. Cook 140 Monticello Av~. Annapolis MD 21401 ** Soles Jackie W. P.O. Box 261 Shallotte NC 28459 86 Sol~s James H. D.Ed. 109 West Ridge Dr. S. Andalusia AL 36420 86 Soul~ Mrs. Alberta S. 116 Oak St. Middleboro MA 02346 86 Soule Asa C. 19 M St. Rehoboth Mobile Home Community Rehoboth DE 19971 86 Soule Augustus W. Jr. 15 Common St. Dedham MA 02026 86 -Soul~ B~n George 7405 Queen Ave. So. Minneapolis MN 55423 * Soule Bradley M.D. Persimmon Lane Route 1 Box 592 Shepherdstown WV 25443 86 Soule Carl W. Jr. 643 Haverhill St. Reading MA 01867 86 Soule Charles P.O. Box 17108 P~nsacola FL 32522 * Soule Charles A. Jr. 1057 Harborview Cir. Pensacola FL 32507 86 Soule Clayton E. 2240 N.W. 17th St Oklahoma City OK 73107 86 Soule Clyde M. Apt. 507 33 Dawson Rd. Guelph Ontario, CAN N1H5V3 * Soule Donald H. 1435 Tenth St. Fort Lee NJ 07024 86 Soule Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. 282 Lisbon St. Lewiston ME 04240 86 Soule Mrs. Floyd Jr. Box 44 Harrisburg NE 69345 86 Soule Mrs. Francis G. 27 Windswept Dr. Sandwich MA 02563 * Soule Gardner 517 West 113th St. New York NY 10025 86 Soule Mr. & Mrs. Gardner N. Thompson Rd. Shelburne VT 05482 * Soule Mr. George 313 Nevada St. Northfield MN 55057 86 Soule George S. 5125 Woodbine Ave. Philadelphia PA 19131 * Soule George W. 321 W. Diamond Lake Rd Minneapolis MN 55419 86 Soule Gerald D. 109 Barclay Road Camillus NY 13031 * Soule Mr. & Mrs. Guy V. 2134 E. 5th St. Charlotte NC 28204 86

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Soule H. Allen Box 48 Montpelier VT 05666 86 Soule H. Jackson 8 Maple Ave. Randolph VT 05060 86 Soule Howard S. 1216 N. 25th St. Kansas City KS 66102 86 Soule J. A. 673 Dunn Drive Orlando FL 32714 86 Soule Mr. James F. Jr. 950 Donna Lynn Way Gladstone OR 97027 86 Soule James I. 4033 Dublin Dr. Minnetonka MN 55345 86 Soule Dr . John D. 2361 Hill Drive Los Angeles CA 90041 * Soule John G. 60 Mt Vernon Rd. West East Weymouth MA 02189 86 Soule Miss Kate 313 Nevada St. Northfield MN 55057 86 Soule Kenneth J. 492 East Grove Michigan Center MI 49254 86 Soule Lauren M. R.D.#1 Box 335 Alf red Station NY 14803 * Soule Lawrence M. Jr. Wiesenrain•3 6314 Unteraegeri Switzerland 86 Soule Mr.& Mrs. Lewis F. 48 Zions Hill Rd. Salem NH 03079 86 Soule Louis G. Jr. 4310 Molesworth Terr. Mt. Airy MD 21771 86 Soule Louise Lincoln 971 First Ave. New York NY 10022 86 Soule M. L. 72 Putnam St. Needham MA 02194 86

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Soule Mary I. & Sarah E. 514a N. Independence St. Lee's Summit MD 64063 86 Soule Merton C. 20 Massasoit Ave. Pawtucket RI 02861 * Soule Miss Mildred 14 W. 29th St. New York NY 10001 86 Soule Miriam Box 201 Linden MI 48451 86 Soule Peter Fayette 8 P 20 F 63800 Cournon D'Auvergne FRANCE * Soule Mrs. Phillip T. Sr. 1211 Chesterton Lane Columbus OH 43229 86 Soule Mrs. Phyllis 259 Red Oak Rochester MI 48063 86 Soule Ralph Lionel 10 Hilton Ave. Northport NY 11768 86 Soule Randy P.O. Box 1223 Bedford Quebec CAN JOJ1AO 86 Soule Col. Robert F. USAF Ret. 17624 Oakwood Dr. Spring Lake MI 49456 * Soule Robert N. 2330 Vale Crest Rd. Golden Valley MN 55422 86 Soule Robert W. 13 Randolph Ave. Randolph VT 05060 86 Soule Robert W. 538 Summer St. Burlington IA 52601 86 Soule Ronald J. 1110 S. Jefferson Ave. Covington LA 70433 86 Soule Scott 128 Ross Road Stanbridge East, Quebec Canada JOJ2HO * Soule Thomas F. 3400 West Shore Road Warwick RI 02886 86 Soule Victor 2324 N.E. 39th St. Portland OR 97212 * Soule Mr. & Mrs. Warren E. 170 Pinecrest Dr. Delaware OH 43015 * Soule Wyman A. 12 Maynes Ave. Albany NY 12203 86 Soule' Calvin W. 350 Bahr Drive Ben Lomond CA 95005 86 Soule' Dr. Edwin C. 261 Spencer St. Glendale CA 91202 * Soule' Hiram Jr. 3512 Lehi Memphis TN 38128 86 Soule' Howard S. 18 Treasure Hill Oakland CA 94618 86 Soule' John H. P.O. Box 616 Oracle AZ 85623 * Soule' Norman 9011 S.E. 88th St. Silvspshore Ocala FL 32672 * Soule' Olan E. 4010 - 3B Calle Sonora Oeste Laguna Hills CA 92653 * Soule, Ph.D. Ralph P. Jr. 2450 Olive Lane North Plymouth MN 55447 86 Soules Mr. Jay T. 1304 Bristol Dr. Sweetwater TX 79556 86 Soules L. H. Jr. P.o. Box 34570 San Antonio TX 78233 * Soules M. E. 5327 Pebble Springs Dr. Houston TX 77066 86 Soules Mrs. Maurine P.O. Box 395 Star TX 76880 86 Soules Stanley D. 1060 Ogden-Parma Rd. Spencerport NY 14559 86 Soules W. Fred P.O. Box 250 Lorena TX 76655 * Soules Warren H. R D #1 Box 30 Rock Stream NY 14878 86 Soules William C. Bull Run ·MHP 8713 Pebble Lane Manassas VA 22111 86 Sowl Fred F. 3711 Allendale Ave. Duluth MN 55803 86 Sowl Le Roy W. 5318 Pillow Lane Springfield VA 22151 86 Sowl Sharon L. 111 D. St Central City NE 68826 86



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NEW MEMBERS IN 1986

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