William and Emily Tew, 8 North 52 West

In 1875 Rice County, Minnesota, Wm. Tew is 33, born in New York, Mary 31 in Wisconsin of Scottish parents, Nettie 9, George 20 both born in Wisconsin.

In 1880 Rice County, Minnesota, William Tew is 39, Mary E. Tew 35 Wife, Nettie Tew 14 Daughter, and George Tew 12 Son.

In 1895 Rice County, William is farming, 55, Emlie 36, born in Wisc, George 27 farming, Freddie 5 in Minnesota, and Frederick Johnson 26 born in Norway, a laborer.

In 1900 Logan County, William Tew 58 is a stock raiser, married 18 years to Emily Tew 40 Wife, Frederic B. Tew 10 Son, Chancey Clark 25 Servant, and Frank Sluth 23 Servant.

In 1910 Logan County, Willliam Tew is 68, Emily Tew 50 Wife, Fredrick Tew 20 Foster Son, and David Weint 21 Hired Man.

Emily A. Tew, assignee of Maggie Rosenberger, claimed 120 acres in 33 9N 52W in 1918.

In 1920 Logan County, William Tew is 77, and Emily Tew 60 Wife.

William Tew BIRTH 1841 DEATH 1909 (this must be wrong), BURIAL Riverside Cemetery Sterling, Logan County, Colorado, PLOT 1-72 Block 054 Lot 0001 Space 01 No headstone MEMORIAL ID 237453267.

Emily A. Tew BIRTH 1860 DEATH 1938 BURIAL Groveland Cemetery Dundas, Rice County, Minnesota, MEMORIAL ID 80058974.

The obituary should have specified Catherine was the daughter of Lulu Fitzpatrick. Catherinewas in Rice County in 1920, Minnie Cowden 65, John W. Fitchpatrick Son-in-law, Lulu Ellen Fitchpatrick 34 Daughter, and Catharine Mary Fitchpatrick 2 Granddaughter.

April 13, 1977 " Miss Kathryn M. Fitzpatrick, 58, assistant professor of nursing at Ball State University, died Tuesday afternoon while attending a continuing education conference at Purdue.
Miss Fitzpatrick was a field nursing representative for the American Red Cross in Colorado, Wyoming and Wisconsin from 1951 to 1966. She taught at Washington University, St. Louis from 1966 to 1969. She served on the board of directors of the St. Louis YWCA and was on the boards of the Soroptimist Club, St. Louis League for Nursing, and the third district of the Missouri Nurses Association. She was a member of the Indiana State Nurses Association, Indiana Citizens League for Nursing, National League for Nursing, American Nurses Association, and the American Public Health Association.
Arrangements are pending; burial will be in Union Cemetery in Eaton. "

MARTHA

Martha claimed a tract in section 4, 8N 52W in 1901.

Mary Tew claimed 320 acres in sections 13 and 14, 10N 51W in 1918.

FRED

Fred B. Tew proved up 160 acres in section 8, 9N 52W in 1918.

Fred B. Tew, assignee of Bertram A. Wallis, claimed 40 aces under the Desert Land Act in section 3, 9N 52W in 1920.

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