Harvey, George Reid 5 Dec 1890 W Sully SD Harvey, Guy Hazelton 10 Oct 1891 W Stanley SD Harvey, Jacob 1891 I Shannon SD[Late Harvey, John 1889 I Shannon SD[Late Harvey, John K. 10 Oct 1879 W Harding SD Harvey, Joseph 1896 I Shannon SD[Late Harvey, Oscar 10 Jan 1895 W Ziebach SD Harvey, Oscar Dale 5 Jul 1890 W Ziebach SD Harvey, Reier 30 Mar 1884 W Ziebach SD Harvey, Wilber George 4 Dec 1884 W Bennett SD
(File: stickney.txt)
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LAST NAME FIRST NAME MAIDEN NAME PAGE
Harvey (Rev.) 8
Harvey D. M. 62
Harvey D. M. (Rev.) 62
Harvey Dora 122
Harvey E. A. 77
Harvey Florence 122
Harvey Frances 114
Harvey George 122
Harvey Henry 122
Harvey Ina Bryan 114
Harvey Julia Dittrick 122
Harvey Lucille 114
Harvey Marlys 114
Harvey Robert 114
Harvey William 122
(File: sdgsqart.txt)
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HARVEY Arthur 2 3 81
HARVEY Beatrice 2 1 25
HARVEY Fredrich 2 1 25
HARVEY Gordon Morrison 3 4 141
HARVEY John Thurber 4 3 104
HARVEY May 3 1 30
HARVEY Robert 3 4 141
HARVEY Thomas E. 3 2 59
HARVEY Thomas E. 4 1 9
HARVEY William H. 4 1 9
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This file is a name index to the book, "The United Methodist Church of
Aurora, 100 Years and More, 1884-1989" compiled by Mrs. Harold
Deethardt (Dorothy Pike). The appendix pages were not numbered
(pages following page 43) in the book. The compiler assigned
page numbers to them and added an "A-" to indicate that the pages in
book were un-numbered.
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Harvey (Mrs.) 30
Harvey Clara A-75, A-83
Harvey Dale A-65
Harvey Donna 20, A-83, A-84, A-86
Harvey Doris A-65
Harvey Elmer (Mrs.) [Inez] 24, A-84
Harvey Gilbert 19, A-62, A-63
Harvey Hazel A-60, A-62, A-63
Harvey Kenneth A-60, A-62, A-63
Harvey Le Roy (Mr.) A-84
Harvey Leonard (Mrs.) [Shirley] A-84
Harvey Nellie A-60, A-62
Harvey Ralph (Mr. & Mrs.) [Dorothy] A-84
Harvey Ray A-60, A-63
Harvey Shirley 20, A-75, A-83, A-86
Harvey Wayne (Mrs.) [Clara] Preface, 2, A-84
This file is an alphabetical index to the "List of G. A. R. Posts in
S. Dak." which was published in "South Dakota Historical Collections",
Volume XVI, Part 1 (1932), pages 182 - 446.
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Tystad Koupal of the South Dakota Historical Society.
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Harvey, A. H. ABERDEEN 186
Harvey, T. E. STURGIS 409
Harvey, Thomas E. DEADWOOD 239
Harvey, W. H. BROOKINGS 212
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Graceland Cemetery is located one-fourth mile north on the east side of the city limits of Madison. It is in Lakeview Township. The original deed for 10.65 acres from Dakota Territory to the Madison Cemetery Association was granted on 10 Sept. 1884 It was surveyed and platted by John Gregor, Lake County surveyor.
In 1907 land owned by Albert A. Sponholtz was added to the west and north. The deed was registered 29 November 1912. Again in 1938 more land from Mr. Sponholtz was added to the west. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Britzuis and Miss Myrtle Pulford donated funds for the chain link fence and the corner stones fronting the east side of the cemetery in memory of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Pulford.
The cemetery association is funded by donations and by the sale of grave sites.
LAST NAME FIRST NAME SEX BORN DIED VET NOTES Harvey Amelia F 25 Mar 1960 Harvey Laura F 1921
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Last Name First Name Pages Harvey Emily Loenza 182 Harvey George F. 182 Harvey Jessie May 182 Harvey Paulette 198 Harvey William S. 182 Harvey William Somerville 182 Harvey, Jr. William Somerville 182
Harvey, Gilbert G. Pfc 37 280 753 Brookings KIA
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LAST NAME FIRST NAME TOWNSHIP TWP#RANGE SECTION # LOCATION * COMMENTS ================================================================================================================================== Harvey Alphonso H. Palatine 104N63W 27 NW 1/4 Harvey Owen Cooper 104N65W 29 NW 1/4 Harvey Ransom D. Aurora 101N63W 34 NE 1/4
CAUTION: Middle Eastern and East European national boundaries and country names were quite different than those seen on today's maps.
Microfilm copies of the original cards are maintained by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints (LDS...the Mormons). Researchers can probably order loaner copies of specific reels from Salt Lake City through requests at local LDS family history centers. Payment for mailing costs is required. Catalog subject heading: UNITED STATES -- MILITARY RECORDS -- WORLD WAR I -- although these records are not actually military records]. Orginal cards are kept at the National Archives branch near Atlanta, Georgia.
The compiler has not abstracted the registrant's address the name and address of next of kin, occupation, work address, general physical description and occasionally listed general description of a disability. Please consult the original card to verify all information.
1ST COLUMN: NAME
2ND COLUMN: BIRTH DATE
3RD COLUMN: ETHNIC GROUP
4TH COLUMN: BIRTH LOCATION OR OTHER INFO (spelling unreliable)
OTHER COLUMNS: LOCATION OF REGISTRATION
Harvey, Oscar 10 Jan 1895 W Cobb WI Ziebach SD
Harvey, Oscar Dale 5 Jul 1890 W Iowa Co. WI Ziebach SD
Harvey, Reier 30 Mar 1884 W Ziebach SD
Harvey, George Reid 5 Dec 1890 W Le Mars IA Sully SD
Last name First Name Sec. Township Township Range
# Map
Harvey Geo. H. 34 Eagle 101 N 69 W
Harvey George 13 Plainfield 103 N 67 W
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NAME PAGE Harvey, Josephine 93
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Between pages 64 and 65 are 8 un-numbered pages containing the names of people involved in the Centennial celebration. These names were indexed; the pages were called 64A, 64B, etc.
Wherever a particular town or other location was mentioned in connection with a name, that information is included in the last column.
Surname First Name page Community Harvey Guy H. 69
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ALBERT S. HARVEY is a native of the state of Minnesota, having been born in Dodge county, on the 27th of February, 1855, and being a son of Wiles and Harriet Harvey, the former of whom is now deceased, he having been a farmer by vocation. The subject's educational advantages were those afforded in the public schools of his native county, and from his youth up he has been identified almost continuously with agricultural pursuits. He continued to reside in Minnesota until 1878, when, as a young man of twenty-three years, he decided to cast in his lot with the territory of Dakota, toward which the tide of immigration had begun to set in. He arrived in what is now Moody county in March of that year, and took up a homestead claim of three hundred and twenty acres of government land, in Colman township, being one of the first to settle in that section, while the population of the county at the time was summed up in a small number of families, the land being practically all in its primitive condition and bearing slight resemblance to the condition which today obtains, with attractive villages, well-cultivated farms, churches, schools and all other evidences of an advanced civilization. Mr. Harvey began life here in a modest way, his original dwelling being a rude sod house of the sort so common in the early pioneer era, and through energy, perseverance and good management he has developed a fine farm, being now the owner of three hundred and twenty acres of most arable land, while the place is improved with good buildings and yields excellent returns for the labor expended in its cultivation. Mr. Harvey has shown a proper interest in all that has touched the general welfare and material advancement of the county, and has aided the cause of education and all other enterprises for the enhancement of the prosperity of the community, while in politics he is a stanch adherent of the Populist party.
Mr. Harvey has been twice married. In 1884 he wedded Miss Frances Scoville, who was born and reared in Wisconsin, and whose death occurred in 1889. She is survived by two children, Gilbert and Volney. On the 21st of February, 1895, Mr. Harvey married Mrs. Emily Morse, who was born in Wisconsin and who was a resident of Colman at the time of her marriage, while she is a daughter of C. L. Meeker, who was numbered among the early settlers in Moody county. Of this union has been born one child, Myrtle. One stepson and all four of the children still remain at the parental home.
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AN INDEX TO EARLY HISTORY OF BROWN COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA
by Brown County Territorial Pioneers Association
Aberdeen, S.D.: Western Printing Co., 1965
------------------------------------------------------------ Last Name, First Name Pages ------------------------------------------------------------ HARVEY, Coin 81
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LNAME FNAME SEX DIED AGE BLOCK LOT GRAVE SECTION VETNOTES CITY COUNTY CEMETERY Harvey Meryl J. M 3 1 35 5 N Manchester Kingsbury Manchester Harvey Mother F 41 1 35 6 N Manchester Kingsbury Manchester Harvey Rose P. F 17 1 35 7 N Manchester Kingsbury Manchester Harvey Infant 1 35 4 N Manchester Kingsbury Manchester
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Name Book Number Page Harvey, Albert S. 5 3151 Harvey, Guy H. 12 308
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Last Name First Name Harvey JoAnn
Old Platte was located about 3 miles northwest of the present town of Platte, both located in Platte township..
Old Platte once had 4 stores, a church, a doctor, hotel, blacksmith, creamery and 8 to 10 homes, only two homes remain on the site..
LNAME FNAME SEX BORN DIED AGE LOT GRAVE VET NOTES Harvey George M 1957 77 52 ? Harvey George F 1917 34 52 3 Harvey Norman M 1887 50? 52 ? Harvey baby Inf. 52 1 Harvey baby Inf. 52 2
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Surname First Name Section Township Range Page Township Name Harvey Wm T. 28 T99 R68 15 Platte Twp
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L Name F Name Gr. No. Age Lot No. Sex Vet Notes Harvey (infant) 1 infant 52 Harvey (infant) 2 infant 52 Harvey G. (Mrs.) 3 52 f
LAST NAME FIRST NAMES TWP. NAME SEC. TWP. # RANGE Harvley Willis Prairie Center 25 117N 61W
Originally written by JOHN H. SCHLUETER and WENDALL ANDERSON in 1959 Transcribed by KENNETH THOMAS, thomask@iland.net, with permission of WENDALL ANDERSON in 1997 Copyrighted 1959 by J. Schlueter and W. Anderson
The following is a list of Canistota high school graduates down through the years.
CLASS OF 1920 -- Mae Welzin, Caroline Klueber, Ella Harvey, Stowe McKillop, and Ward Halgerson.
CLASS OF 1925 -- Mabel Kirchner, Ruth Godfrey, Alice Harvey, Martha Hinrichs, Hertha Jerman, Loretta Hinrichs, Fred Langelett, Robert Armstrong, Truman Markee, and Lyle Kostboth.
CLASS OF '29 Tom Armstrong, Bud Dawson, Helen Armstrong, Maxine Laity, Lois Hammond, John Schaller, Viola Bellack, Vernon Eichhorn, Earl White, Russell Shabino, Violet Harvey, Myrtle Schmidt, Lenora Lindbloom, Josephine Gosch, Leona Sessler, Josephine Ecklund, and Louise Schlueter.
CLASS OF '58 Arlys Harvey, Steve Clark, Jerry Kruse, Keith McKay, Gale Pletan, John Schmidt, Larry Neuberger, Margaret Rechtenbaugh, Robert McKay, Joyce Johnke, Gilbert Stickfort, Derrold Tieszen, Wayne Ortman, Wayne Tieszen, Mary Dawson, Arla Millar, Roger Faber, Lester Parry and Deanna Krumvieda.
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Diana and Carthage
Rev. A. D. Smith was appointed to this field in the fall of 1884. The charge was organized October 20 of that year, with 8 members. Rev. G. E. Neville was appointed pastor in 1885, but remained only a short time and was followed by Rev. A. F. Thompson, who succeeded in securing the erection of two church buildings. These are worth $6,000. In 1886 Rev. H. N. Smith was placed in charge of this work, and in 1887 Rev. G. J. Corwin, the pastor at present, received appointment to this charge. Members, 98; probationers, 5.
Trustees - James Meadows, F. W. Thaxter, R. S. Whalen, Theodore Roth, H. E.
Bly, J. W. Elliott, G. D. Mitchell, G. A. Vandervort.
Stewards - J. W. Elliott, E. L. Ecker, E. Harvey, H. Biggle, Geo. A. Bieber, G. A. Vandervort.
Class Leaders - J. W. Elliott, E. Harvey.
S. S. Superintendent - G. D. Mitchell.
Ladies' Aid Society - Pres., Mary Rost; Sec'y, Alice Taylor; Treas., Annie
Vandervort.
Names of Members
Last Name First Name Membership Status
Harvey Edgar member
Harvey Hiram member
Harvey Lyda member
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LAST NAME FIRST NAME MAIDEN NAME PAGE Harvey Viola Rebensdorf 88
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Deadwood City Directory
Last Name First Name Business Harvey & Watson attorneys at law
The cemetery is located in or near the town of Colman in Sec. 22, T106N R50W
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L_NAME F_NAME GR_# LOT_# DEATH AGE SEX HARVEY 8 29 1890 24 days HARVEY F 6 20 1889 26 F
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STICKNEY
A prosperous small town in Aurora county, on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., 11 miles southwest of Plankinton. Population 250.
Last Name First Name Business United Brethern Church Rev M D Harvey pastor
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......"On September 29, 1919, a permanent charter was issued to Sully Post, No. 79, American Legion Department of South Dakota, Onida, South Dakota. Charter members, besides the officers and executive committee, included Lew J. Drasky, Clyde Bloom, George R. Harvey, Frank Moushke, John McGuire, John E. Fanton, J. Ford Cole, Al E. Byrum, George Gerlach, Ralph J. Spaid, Edwin Fanton, Jr., Earl J. Becker, Ralph D. Lister, John Halverson, Russell Rilling, Anthony C. Etzkorn, Daniel C. Berg, Sam M. Harvey, W. E. Sheffer, Jess Grove, Charles 0. Telford, George E. Becker, Louis C. Spaid, Scott Emeigh, Jacob H. Wagner and Edmund S. McConnell."
Stanley Co. SD -- World War I Draft Registration
Harvey, Guy Hazelton 10 Oct 1891 W Mellette SD Stanley SD
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Gregory
A growing town, the largest in Gregory county, on the Chicago & Northwestern Ry., 32 miles morthwest of Fairfax. Has electric light and water plants, good streets and sidewalks, excellent schools and churches, and live, energetic business men. Surrounded by a prosperous farming section. Population 1,800..
Last Name First Name Business Flannigan & Harvey livery
Walsh County, ND
..."Walsh county, which was named in honor of the Hon. Geo. H. Walsh of Grand Forks, was formed from the two northern tiers of township of Grand Forks County and the two southern tiers of Pembina, and was organized in 1881, when Governor Ordway, appointed Geo. P. Harvey, Wm Code and B. C. Askelson a board of County Commissioners. This board met for organization, on Tuesday, August 30, at the residence of Geo. P. Harvey, in Forest river Township. The board organized by the election of Geo. P. Harvey, Chairman, and W. A. Cleland, temporary clerk. N. Upham was appointed Register of Deeds and County Clerk; Jacob Reinhart, Sheriff; J. N. Nelson, Assessor; E. O. Faulkner, Judge of Probate: K. O. Skatteboe, Treasurer; Eugene Kane, Surveyor; Dr. H. H. Hamilton, Coroner; R. M. Evans, Superintendent of Schools. The liquor license was placed at $300 per annum. The Acton News was made the official paper of the county. The question of the location of the county seat then came up for consideration, and the towns of Minto, Grafton and Kensington each received one vote. Being unable to decide this question, the board adjourned."
Harvey G. E. member Harvey Hattie member Harvey Hiram member