In 1883 Denver, the Rocky Mountain News held an expo, and among the visitors were Wm. Tidwell, S. B. Robuck, and Martin Stout, all of of Sterling,
August 1884 Denver
Martin B. Stout 8 Aug 1867 Marriage Place Bond, Illinois, Spouse Name Mary E. Carico.
Martin claimed 80 acres in section 22, 8N 52W in 1888.
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Martin Stout and Jemima Merrick married in 1866 in Champaign County, Illinois.
In 1870 Champaign COUnty, Illinois, Martin Stout is 30, Jemimy Stout 25, both born in Tennessee, and Julia Stout 1.
On the same page are Sam'l Stout 61?, Martha 59, both born in Tennessee, and Marion 17 in Illinois.
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In 1860 Woodford County, Illinois, Samuel L. Stout is a farm renter, 39, Martha Stout 38, both born in Tennessee, Nancy Stout 21, James Stout 16, both born in Illinois, Martin Stout 14, Jasper Stout 12, Jesse Stout 10, all three born in Missouri, Marion Stout 7, and Lovina Stout 3, both born in Illinois.
Martha Stout BIRTH 27 Sep 1813 DEATH 27 May 1871 BURIAL Knife Cemetery Mahomet, Champaign County, Illinois, MEMORIAL ID 85826324.
MARTIN AND MARY CARICO
Martin B. Stout and Mary E. Carico married on 8 Aug 1867 in Bond County.
In 1870 Bond County, Illinois, Martin Stout is farming 22, Mary E. Stout 18, and Nancy Stout 7.
One tree said Nancy (Mary) Stout married William Eaton in 1884 (and that Martin Stout was the officiant...)
In 1900 Danville, Illinois, William Eaton is 47, Mary A. Eaton 30 Wife, Pearl H. Eaton 8 Son, Mary E. Eaton 3 Daughter, and Ethel Eaton 1 Daughter.
Mary Ann Stout Eaton Potts BIRTH 18 Oct 1869 Greenville, Bond County, Illinois, DEATH 4 May 1932 Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois, BURIAL Oak Hill Cemetery Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois, MEMORIAL ID 260737706.
Mary E., per the tree, married James H. Allen. The treesaid they had James Henry Allen in 1871
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June 15, 1876 Central City, Nebraska, " At o'clock we had a wedding at Edom Stout's residence. Mr. Martin Stout and Miss Mary Hannold were married by Esquire Dods... After the ceremony was performed, supper was served, then the bride and groom proceeded on their journey to Grand Island."
In 1880 Merrick County, Nebraska, Martin Stout 33 is farming, Mary Stout 20 Wife, Charles E. Stout 3 Son, and Daisy M. Stout 1 Daughter.
In 1885 Van Buren County, Iowa, Martin Stout is 39, Mary E. Stout 25, Charles E. Stout 7, Daisy M. Stout 6, Sylvia M. Stout 3, and Ethel C. Stout 1 born in Colorado, a son.
Charles E. Stout BIRTH 28 May 1877 DEATH 30 Jul 1886 BURIAL Winsell Cemetery Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa, PLOT Stone # 11 MEMORIAL ID 127740626.
In 1900 Marshall County, Iowa, Martin Stout is farming, widowed, born October 1845 in Missouri to Tennessee parents, Sylvia M. Stout 18 Daughter born in Nebraska, and Eathel C. Stout Son born March 1883 in Colorado.
Mary E. Stout is in Wood River, Nebraska in 1900, born Janaury 1860 in Ohio, married. She's had six children, five living. Oscar was born May 1887 in Iowa.
Martin Stout BIRTH 1845 Newton County, Missouri, DEATH 26 Mar 1910 Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa, BURIAL Iowa Veterans Home Cemetery Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa, PLOT Section C, Row 5, Grave 4 MEMORIAL ID 39959321.
The death certificate has no parents listed. He was born October 28 1845 in Missouri, divorced..
July 18, 1938 Grand Island "Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Stout. 78. who passed away at the Home hospital Friday morning. will be held from the Methodist church here at two o'clock Monday afternoon. The body is at the Heeren and Son funeral home, where it may be viewed by friends until the time of the funeral.
Mrs. Stout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Honnold, came to Wood River with her parents when a child of twelve, and had made this her home since, with the exception of a few years in young womanhood. She was a member of the Methodist church and was active in all church organizations until her health failed about five years ago. She was formerly a member and was a past president of the local organization She is survived by two sons, Oscar and Ethel, both of Seattle, and by one daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Van Buskirk of Attica, Kas. Also surviving are three brothers and two sisters, all of Wood Rivers: Quinn, Perley and George Honnold, Mrs. Sarah Grings, and Mrs. Ida Wickersham. "
IDA
Ida's aunt was in Champaign County in 1880, Henry Knife 31, Nancy (Stout) Knife 30 Lottie Knife 2, and Flora Knife 1, .
In 1880 Champaign County, Illinois, Ida Stout is 8, living with Peter 43 and Nancy 40 Nelson Anna Nelson daughter is 14, Martha Knife daughter is 9, Mary Nelson 4 and Stala 1 are daughters.
March 1904 "Nancy Stout was born in Woodford county Sept. 23, 1839, and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sitts, March 12, 1904. In early youth she united with the Christian church. After her marriage to Peter Nelson, now deceased, they both united with the Dunkard church and she was a faithful and constant christian worker until God called her home. The deceased leaves four daughters, two brothers, and one sister to mourn her loss. The funeral was held at Oak Grove church, with interment at Shiloh cemetery"
The FindAGrave entry for her has Martin as her father, no mother.
Ida E. Stout Rittenhouse BIRTH 21 Jun 1871 DEATH 6 Sep 1933 BURIAL Fisher Cemetery Mahomet, Champaign County, Illinois, MEMORIAL ID 91234399.
Ida Elvada Rittenhouse [Ida Elvada Stout] Birth Date 21 Jun 1871 Birth Place Green Co , Ill Death Date 6 Sep 1933 Death Place Newcomb, Champaign, Ill Father Name Martin Stout Father Birth Place Green Co., Illinois Mother Name Mamie Merricks Mother Birth Place Green Co., Ill. Spouse Name John R. Rittenhouse.
SYLVIA
The 1906 Marshalltown, Iowa directory has
Stout Eathel C, emp Barker-Buchanan Co, res 311 Bromley
Stout Herbert, emp McCombs Bros, rms 9 W Church
Stout Miss Sylvia M., res 311 Bromley.
Marvin Van Buskirk Age 31, born Albion, Iowa to James Van Buskirk and Josie Knight, married Sylvia M. "Stent" on 3 Apr 1907, in Marshall County, Iowa. Sylvia was 27, born in Wood RIver, Nebraska to Martin "Stent" and Mary E. Honnold.
In 1920 Woods County, Oklahoma, Marvin C. Van Buskirk 43 is farming, Sylvia M. Buskirk 38 Wife, Homer A. Van Buskirk 5 Son, and Valdreen L. Vanbuskirk 0 Son.
In 1930 Harper County, Kansas, Marvin Van Buskirk 54 is farming, Sylvia Vanbuskirk 48 Wife, Homer Vanbuskirk 15 Son, Valdeen Vanbuskirk 10 Son, and Lucille Vanbuskirk 8 Daughter.
Sylvia M. VanBuskirk BIRTH 1881 DEATH 1968 BURIAL Wichita Park Cemetery and Mausoleum Wichita, Kansas, MEMORIAL ID 50404793.
Marvin C. VanBuskirk BIRTH 1875 DEATH 1974 BURIAL Wichita Park Cemetery and Mausoleum Wichita, MEMORIAL ID 50404792.
" In the early days of March 1922, Marvin and Sylvia Van Buskirk brought new life into the world when Luville V. Ford was born. Avard was the first place Lucille would call home, but definitely not the last.
For 97 years the world was graced with her quick wit, stubborn independence and ornery nature, traits she passed down to the generations that followed after her. She passed away on May 24, 2019, leaving an outstanding history full of love, dignified sarcasm, the thrill of living and embracing the beauty of the things you find most fulfilling.
Lucille was born the youngest child and only daughter in her family of five. This being said, she was always indulged by her parents and brothers. Raised on a farm, hard and dirty work alongside her brothers, Deen and Homer, was part of her everyday life. The traits and values she learned from such an early age helped her achieve the life she built for herself in later years.
Growing in Attica, Kansas, she was active in school, playing both piano and the bass fiddle, though the later was not by choice and merely the fact that there was nothing else left to choose from. She graduated from Sharon Kansas High School in 1940, still playing that "giant violin".
The Van Buskirks then moved to Wichita, Kansas, in 1941, where Lucille was hired as one of the many Rosie the Riveters at Boeing Airplane Plant as World War II raged across the ocean. After the war ended, Lucille went on a much deserved vacation to see her brothers in sunny California, so her love for traveling to new and exotic places began. There she would meet a friend of theirs who would later become her husband, Tom Ford.
In 1947, Lucille and Tom were married in Eureka, California. That day, not only did she become a wife, but now filled the role of mother to a beautiful daughter from Tom's previous marriage. After the birth of their first son, Garry, the little family of four moved back to a familiar place for Lucille, Wichita, Kansas, where they lived until 1960. While living in Wichita, the family grew as two more sons were added, Greg and Randy.
In 1960, the now family of five, moved to Oklahoma where they bounced around from Ada to Eufaula and Krebs, finally settling in McAlester. McAlester quickly became home for Lucille and she readily became an active part of the community. She became a member of Grand Avenue United Methodist Church, where she was very involved and volunteered for countless events over many years. Lucille was an outreaching arm of the Breavence Committee, chairman for the ever festive Christmas Bazaar, and chairman of the Lydia Circle. She was also a member of Fellowship Class, and volunteered at the Book Revive and Style Show. She delivered Meals on Wheels, worked diligently at Mercy Clinic, was treasurer and secretary of the Garden Club, always had a bright face as a Welcome Wagon Hostess and was Fourth Ward Coordinator for three years. Lucille was a member of BPW from 1979 to 2002, and held several offices during her time there. Last, but certainly never the least, she was a member of the Red Hat and Pricilla Club.
Along with all of this volunteering and fearless leadership, Lucille was employed as an assistant merchandiser at JC Penney for 18 years and retired from there in 1987. She was a devoted caregiver for a McAlester couple for five years and a persuasive Tupperware saleswoman.
One of her most enjoyable hobbies was traveling. Lucille saw places some will spend their whole life longing to visit, such as Florida, the Bahamas, Hawaii, Washington, D.C., New York, Ohio, the breathtaking Grand Canyon, and many others all accompanied by church friends, friends acquired from day-to-day encounters, and family. Her free time was spent reading, crocheting, mastering crafts of all kinds, playing cards like a pro, enjoying board games and as a secret casino patron.
With all of this in mind, it can be said of Lucille that the most fulfilling part of her life was being a mother and grandmother. Her family was her focus and the true joy of her days. She loved little else more than spending time with her family, especially her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She shared her love of playing the piano, games and crafts with her grandchildren and great-grands. The most fondly remembered was the art of making homemade play dough, playing dominoes, trying to teach Rummikub, and the passing on of family recipes. Lucille never missed a moment to pass down a potential new hobby and make memories along the way.
For the last three years, she called McAlester Nursing and Rehab Center her home. While there, she was tenderly looked after by a fantastic team of caregivers. Participating in most activities, including but never limited to, bingo dominoes, playing cards and being the life of every party. She took pride in having the most decorated room and readily spoke of and showed her view outside that was the most decorated and bird-active area on the grounds. It could always be said of Lucille that any place she occupied was the place that you found the most life and activity abounded. Isn't it beautiful how some things never change.
Lucille is survived by her sons, Garry Ford, of McAlester, Greg Ford, of McAlester, and Randy Ford, of Tules; grandchildren, Linda Dambrowsky, Jennifer and West Porter, Stephanie Ford, Megan and John Sherbert, Greg and LaTisha Ford Jr., and Whitney and Nicholas Lumpkin; great-grandchildren, Ashlynn Porter, Garrett Aldredge, Hannah Porter, Bella Sherbert, Harbor Sherbert and Zane Lumpkin.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; her brothers, and a daughter."
DAISY
Daisy M. Stout, 22, born in Hall County, Nebraska, married Clintona A. Smith on April 11, 1900 in Marshall County, Iowa.
In 1900 Marshall County, Iowa, Samuel Smith is 59, Mary Smith 55 Wife, George Smith 27 Son, Addie Smith 20 Daughter-in-law, Clinton Smith 22 Son, Daisy Smith 21 Daughter-in-law, Nettie Smith 13 Daughter, and Mable Smith 3 Daughter.
Daisy Mae Stout Smith BIRTH 1879 DEATH 10 Mar 1922 BURIAL Riverside Cemetery Marshalltown, Iowa, MEMORIAL ID 114680518.
Clinton A. Smith BIRTH 1877 DEATH 20 May 1945 BURIAL Riverside Cemetery Marshalltown, Iowa, MEMORIAL ID 11468049.
EATHEL
The 1906 Marshalltown, Iowa directory has
Stout Eathel C, emp Barker-Buchanan Co, res 311 Bromley
Stout Herbert, emp McCombs Bros, rms 9 W Church
Herbert is possibly a cousin. Stout Miss Sylvia M., res 311 Bromley.
Eathel C. Stout, 25, born in Sterling, Colorado to Martin Stout and Mary E. Hornold, married Frances M. Reimer on April 3, 1907 in Marshall County, Iowa. Frances was 20, born in Marshalltown to Christian Reimer and Emma Hobbs.
In 1930 Seattle, Washington, Eathel C. Stout 48 is a city policeman, Francis M. Stout 43 Wife.
OSCAR
December 1919 "The marriage of Miss Jennie Colwell and Oscar Stout occurred recently at the home of the parents in Wood River, Rev. Lorimer officiating in the presence of the immediate relatives."
In 1940 Seattle, Oscar M. Stout 64 is a salesman for a mine supply firm, Jenny L. Stout 65, born in Nebraska, Wife, John Phillips 43 Lodger, and William D. Sherlock 69 Lodger .
Oscar C. Stout BIRTH 13 May 1886 Iowa, DEATH 9 May 1964 Seattle, King County, Washington, BURIAL Turlock Memorial Park Turlock, Stanislaus County, California, PLOT Lot 64 Block 20 MEMORIAL ID 55791207.
"Oscar C. Stout of Seattle, a former Wood River resident, died May 9. He was born May 13, 1885, and was graduated from Wood River High School in 1904. He was an Elder in the First Presbyterian church at 7th Spring in Seattle. Interment was in the Turlock cemetery. He and his wife, Jennie, lived at 1631 16th, Apt. 307, Seattle."
Jennie L. Stout BIRTH 22 Dec 1885 Nebraska, DEATH 30 Jul 1971 Stanislaus County, California, BURIAL Turlock Memorial Park Turlock, Stanislaus County, California, PLOT Lot 63 Block 20 MEMORIAL ID 55791206.