Thomas E Moore

M, b. 1875, d. 20 January 1949

Family:

Bertha Maude "Maude" Nelson b. 6 Apr 1883, d. Feb 1970

Children:

Arthur Moore b. 1906
James "Jimmie" Moore b. 1907

Arthur Moore

M, b. 1906
  • Birth*: Arthur Moore was born in 1906 at Oregon.

Parents:

Father*: Thomas E Moore b. 1875, d. 20 Jan 1949
Mother*: Bertha Maude "Maude" Nelson b. 6 Apr 1883, d. Feb 1970

Fred W Nelson

M, b. October 1899, d. January 1986
  • Birth*: Fred W Nelson was born in October 1899 at Baker County, Oregon.
  • Death*: He died in January 1986, at the age of 86.

Parents:

Father*: George Goucher Nelson b. 22 May 1872, d. 20 Oct 1954
Mother*: Emma May Elms b. 1877

Mabel P Nelson

F, b. 1903

Parents:

Father*: George Goucher Nelson b. 22 May 1872, d. 20 Oct 1954
Mother*: Emma May Elms b. 1877

Leonard Eugene Hackett

M, b. 11 April 1898, d. 22 September 1972

Family:

Ethel D. Owings b. 22 Apr 1907, d. 20 Mar 1978

Children:

Leonard Albert Hackett+ b. 10 Mar 1926, d. 8 Jul 1999
Clifford Eugene Hackett+ b. 12 May 1927, d. 23 Dec 1983

Henrietta Stein

F, b. 1803
  • Married Name: As of 1846,her married name was Korb.

Family:

Johann Heinrich "Henry" Korb b. 1 Jun 1817

Sophia Christiane Vogel

F, b. 1824, d. 1899
  • Married Name: As of 9 February 1845,her married name was Korb.

Family:

Wilhelm Ferdinand "Ferdinand" Korb b. 16 Mar 1821, d. 5 Aug 1882

Children:

Carl Heinrich Christian Korb b. 9 May 1845, d. 4 Mar 1846
Johanne Henriette Karoline Korb+ b. 7 Dec 1846
Johann Heinrich Nicol Korb+ b. 19 Sep 1848, d. 1923
Karoline Maria Henriette Korb+ b. 14 Oct 1850, d. 31 May 1896
Carl Friedrich Julius Korb b. 30 Apr 1852, d. 7 Nov 1854
Eva Katharina Korb+ b. 27 Sep 1854, d. 10 Jul 1921
Johanne Christiane Friedrike Korb b. 12 May 1856
Eva Johanna Theresa Korb+ b. 6 Nov 1858, d. 17 Jul 1922
Anonyma Korb b. 12 Jul 1860, d. 12 Jul 1860
Johann Ferdinand Sophian Korb+ b. 13 Aug 1861, d. 7 Aug 1907
Eva Elisabetha Henrietta Korb b. 5 Jan 1864
Luisa Auguste Amalie Korb b. 1866

Louise Christiana Henriette Korb

F, b. 13 November 1818
Charts:
Johann Korb Descendants

Parents:

Father*: Johann Heinrich Korb b. 25 Nov 1795, d. bt 1840 - 1845
Mother*: Henriette Wilhelmine Friederike Herold b. 19 Apr 1791, d. 9 Jan 1852

Clara May Dillard

F, b. 3 September 1876, d. 1 January 1957

Parents:

Father*: Finis Winfield Dillard b. 29 Mar 1849, d. 30 Jan 1946
Mother*: Amanda Francis Cox b. 13 May 1852, d. 26 Feb 1934

Lee E Kent

M, b. 1895
Charts:
Isaac Kent/Lucy Hopkins Descendants
Joseph Collard Descendants
  • Birth*: Lee E Kent was born in 1895 at Washington.

Parents:

Father*: William Robert Kent b. 6 Apr 1870, d. 19 Jul 1937
Mother*: Nancy Lucinda Barstow b. 10 Dec 1869, d. 27 Jul 1961

Arthur Creswell Reynvaan

M, b. 25 August 1913, d. 9 July 1987
  • Note*: He His way of saying "Thanks" (Is this a relative?)
    Date Published to Web: 11/23/2007
    It's uncertain when U.S. soldiers will come home from Iraq and Afghanistan from combat missions.
    But a Prineville man is trying to make their lives overseas a little bit easier.
    Roy Rogers Reynvaan, a retired ranch hand, has been busy collecting and making patriotic items for families who have relatives serving overseas.
    Reynvaan, a deeply religious man, has had the experience of his ministry coming back to him in the form of thank-yous and hugs from families of those serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
    "It started with one of these," Reynvaan said, holding a horseshoe that has feathers and a 9/11 magnet attached. "I make a patriotic horseshoe. The nine beads represent the nine Native American Christian tribes. Before you could put a feather in a horse's mane, you have to earn this feather."
    Reynvaan tells the story from two years ago when he had attended the Paulina Rodeo. The "National Anthem" was sung and a prayer was given. He noticed a woman who was crying during the ceremony.
    "And she said she was worried because her grandson was in Iraq," he recalled, adding that he gave her one of the special horseshoes during the rodeo.
    She later sent the horseshoe to her grandson.
    Back in 2006, he was driving out Lamonta and saw a calf in a pasture that had one of the large yellow Les Schwab tire bags in its throat. He stopped and tried to catch the calf to get the bag out, telling the couple he could help.
    "And the lady said `Roy, don't you recognize me?'" he said, adding that the ministry he provides comes back to him.
    "You were the one who gave me the horseshoe and so I want to give you a hug.'"
    Reynvaan wants to honor those who are serving the country.
    "It's like you and I can walk up and down this street," he said. "I like Big Mac hamburgers and going to the church of my choice. You know what I mean? It's because we're free."
    "The Bible specifically states this," he said. "There's no greater gift than to specifically give your life for another. And in God's eyes, we're all brothers and sisters."
    He got the magnets at Fair Feed Farms. One magnet shows the smoke and debris coming from the World Trade Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, and an image of God's hands coming down in a protective stance. Above that reads the statement "In God's hands."
    "I put a patriotic horse shoe, a Teddy Bear and a patriotic baseball cap in each box," said the retired ranch hand. Then he goes store to store for donations.
    He also heard from a woman who was in Erickson's Thriftway who had a son serving in Iraq. Reynvaan had helped her and her family move back in about 1997. The retiree recalled that she said, "Roy, guess what? My son is no longer in Iraq. He's in Hawaii."
    He added that the soldiers typically give the Teddy Bears out to Iraqi children.
    Reynvaan has been helping out veterans for 32 years, adding that he used to give them a thank-you card. Now he provides them with the Native American arts and crafts that he makes.
    "I don't ship any of them," he said of the boxes, which he gets from Prineville Men's Wear owner Jim Lane. "They go to the parents and the parents ship them."
    "Without Jimmy Lane I wouldn't be able to do it. They are Justin boot boxes," Reynvaan said, adding that he gets horseshoes from Ochoco Feed and from Fair Feed Farm.
    Pointing to a box at his home, he said, "After that box gets filled right there, it'll be 36 boxes."
    He's also open to providing the gift boxes to families who have servicemen and women serving in other military bases around the world.
    "Anybody that I come in contact with, I give them to," he said. "Anybody."
    He has had plenty of thank-yous from those who have served overseas and added, "I got a picture and thank-you card from the President of the United States."
    "I'm patriotic." he said. "Big time. I've got an old plow. It's painted red, white and blue."
    So as Thanksgiving approaches and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan continue, Reynvaan will continue filling each box with a horseshoe, baseball cap and a Teddy Bear.
    Want to contribute?
    If you would like a gift package sent overseas to a relative or friend who is serving in the military, call Reynvaan at 447-7137.

    Central Oregonian (Prineville, Oregon)
    http://www.centraloregonian.com/ArcStoryPage.asp?Database=Story&StoryID=6911 on 23 November 2007.

Family:

Lillian Louise Gibson b. 7 Jan 1913, d. 22 May 1993

Child:

Elizabeth Karenlee Reynvaan b. 20 Dec 1937, d. 14 Sep 1963

Franklin Harding Kidwell

M, b. 20 January 1909, d. 3 April 1979

Family:

Delpha Roxanna Gibson b. 7 Apr 1914, d. 30 Nov 1970

David William Shough

M, b. 16 February 1871, d. 30 May 1946

Family:

Alice May Gage b. Nov 1877, d. 8 Dec 1912

Children:

Virgil Shough b. 8 Jul 1895
Leslie Delbert Shough+ b. 6 Aug 1898, d. 29 Jun 1970