Ernest and Anna B. (Duckworth) Royle
In 1895 Mills County, Iowa, Ernest is 11.
In 1900 Mills County, James and Nancy Royle have Ernest, 17, Ester I. 8, and "Florance" 6.
In 1910 Rockland precinct, Logan County, Ernest is 27, married to Annie 26. They have Blanche 4 and Bernice 1.
Ernest proved up a quarter in 3, 6N 49W in 1915.
Ernest registered with a Fleming address, farming by himself, born May 21, 1883, nearest relative Anna Royle.
In 1920 Logan County, they have added Harold C. 8, Fay G. 3, Floyd E. 1, and a nephew Fred McKinney 17.
In 1930 Logan County, Ernest 47 and Anna 46 have Harold 18, Fay 13, and Floyd 11.
In 1940 Logan County, "Ernet W. Royal" is 56, born in Iowa, Anna B. 54, Nebraska, with Harold C. 28, his wife Linnie 23, Brna Ann 2, and Martin L. seven months.
Walter Ernest Royle 1883-1947 and Anna B. (Duckworth) Royle 1884-1973 are buried in Sterling.
BLANCHE
Blanche married Edwin Loos, and in 1930 they're in New Haven, Logan County. Edwin is 31, Blanche 25, and they have Bernard 4.
(Edwin Loos was living with his brother Harry and Edna Loos in 1920 Logan County.)
In 1940 Logan County Ed is 41, Blanche 30, and they have Bernard 14 and Raymond 8.
Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Anna Loos of 610 Broadway will be
conducted 2 p.m. Friday from Chaney-Walters Funeral Home, the Rev. John
Baker officiating. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery. Mrs. Loos, 80, died Tuesday in a Sterling nursing home. She was born Oct. 14, 1905, in Flatt Neb., the daughter of Ernest and Anna Duckworth Royle and came to Colorado when the family homesteaded in the New Haven community in 1905. She attended New Haven school, graduating from New Haven High School in 1923 and on May 19, 1923 married Edwin Loos in Holyoke. The couple farmed in the LeRoy community until moving to Sterling in 1973.Mrs. Loos was a member of the LeRoy United Methodist Church, LeRoy Club, New Haven Club, Jlebekah's of Sterling and Senior ‘Citizens Club of Sterling. She is survived by her husband, Edwin Loos of Sterling; two sons, Bernard Loos and Raymond Loos, both of Fleming; two sisters, Mrs.Fay Brooks of Grand Junction and Mrs. Bernice Hollenbeck of Monroe,Ore.; two brothers, Harold Royle of Sterling and Floyd Royle of Grand Junction and five grandchildren. Chaney-Walters Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ------------------------------------------------------- Edwin Loos, 96, of Sterling died Monday, April 10, 1995, in Sterling. |
HAROLD
Harold Cooper Royle, 84, of Sterling, died Wednesday Nov. 22,1995,
in Sterling. Visitation will be until 8 p.m. today at the Tennant
Funeral Home. Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday Nov. 25 at
the First Christian Church of Sterling, with the Revs. Greg and M.J.
Fitch officiating. Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Mr. Royle was born May 31, 1911, in New Haven to Ernest and Anna (Duckworth) Royle. He grew up and attended schools in New Haven. He married Linnie Terry on Jan. 24, 1936, at the Methodist Church in Sterling. He played the banjo, fiddle and piano and enjoyed play ing pool. He was a member of the Sterling Elks Lodge. He is survived by his wife Linnie of Sterling; a daughter, E. Ann Holland, of Durham, N.H.; a son, Marty Royle of Sterling; a brother, Floyd Royle of Grand Junction; a sister, Fay Cline of Palisade; five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. |
Linnie M. Royle, 95 of Sterling, was born March 14, 1918 in Innland,
Ala., and died Sat., July 20, 2013 in Sterling. Funeral services were Tues., July 23, 2013 at the First Christian Church with Pastor Lew Champ officiating. Private interment will be held at Sunset Memorial Gardens. She was preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Elizabeth (Price) Terry; husband Harold Royle; and a grandson, Dr. George Alan Holland. Mrs. Royle is survived by her daughter, E. Ann Holland of Durham, N.H.; son Marty Royle of Sterling; as well as four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. -------------------------------------------- Martin “Marty” Royle, 74, of Sterling passed away Tuesday, August 13,
2013 in Sterling. Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 19,
at the First Christian Church with Pastor Lew Champ officiating.
Inurnment will follow at Riverside Cemetery. |
BERNICE
Bernice married Marion Hollenbeck, and in 1930 they're in Lane County, Oregon. Marion is running a woodyard, 25, born in Oregon, Bernice 19, Nebraska, and they're with widowed mother Fannie Hollenbeck 57.
Bernice, born March 22, 1909 in Colorado, died March 27, 1991 in Los Angeles.
FAY
Fay, per one tree, married Paul A. Brooks, and in 1940 they're in Clifton, Mesa County, Colorado, with Sandra K. eight months.
The 1955 Palisade, Colorado directory has Paul and Fay Brooks on Route 1.
Paul A. Brooks 1914-1972, is buried in Memorial Gardens, Grand Junction.
FLOYD
In 1940 Logan County, Floyd is 21, a farm laborer, married to Eileen 20, and they have Donald eight months, all born in Colorado.
Birth: Dec. 31, 1918 Fleming Logan County Colorado, Death: Dec. 21,
2007 Grand Junction Mesa County Colorado, Floyd Ernest Royle
December 31, 1918 - December 21, 2007. Floyd went home to be with the
Lord Dec. 21. 2007. He was born to Walter Ernest & Anna Beatrice
(Duckworth) Royle on Dec 31, 1918 in Fleming, Co. He recalls his parents
telling him that he was delivered by his father in their three room sod
house during a raging blizzard storm. He spent his childhood in Fleming
attending New Haven grade school and then attending Fleming High School.
While in high school he decided to join the football team since the
school was in need of players. He often wondered what he was doing
playing with the big guys. He graduated from Fleming High in 1937. In
1940 Floyd moved to Grand Junction. CO and in March of 1941 he pursued a
career with the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad where he started work in
the roundhouse and then became a trainman and later becoming and
retiring as a conductor. After almost 40 years of dedicated service to
the railroad Floyd retired in 1980 to take care of his disabled son
Darryl. Floyd had a great appreciation for music. He could play the
piano, guitar, harp, accordion and the violin. He was part of a band
called the Westerners. In his free time Floyd & the band would bring
laughter & joy to the residents at different nursing homes by playing
music for them. Floyd was a Denver Bronco fan & enjoyed watching all the
football games. Floyd was an avid golfer and on most mornings weather
permitting he could be found on the Lincoln Park or Tiara Rado Golf
Course. Those who were blessed to have known Floyd knew him to be an
honest man with a kind heart and willing to help those in need.
Survivors include his loving wife of 23 years lla Royle, his sister,
Faye Cline, his brother-in- law of whom he was very close to, Chuck
(Helen) Adams. Surviving children by his previous marriage are two
daughters, Connie (David) Jack of Pueblo West, CO. and Gayle (Ray)
Seeley of Grand Jct., CO. A son Donald (Barb) Royle of Miami, AZ. Also
surviving are his three stepchildren. Allen (Karen) Havens of Grand
Jct., CO. Dennis (Tillie) Havens of Collbran, CO. and Zila (Victor)
Samora of Grand Jct., CO. He was blessed with many grandchildren & great
grandchildren. Floyd was preceded in death by his parents, his son
Darryl, his sisters, Blanch, Bertha, Bernice and his brothers, Harold &
Frank.
---------------------------------------------- One tree said that Floyd married Betty Louise Schaffer, who was in Logan County in 1940, 10, with parents John 50 and CHristine 46. ---------------------------------------------- Darryl D. Royle, 53, Grand Junction, died June 10,1998, in Plateau
Valley Nursing Home in Collbran. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Oddfellows
Cemetery. |
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