WITNESSETH:
Marion Nine
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Includes Winch Family members named, Myron Winch, Cecil Erwin Winch, Orville Winch, Albert Winch, and Samuel Winch. This also includes a Revolutionary War Veteran. The Masters family of Minnesota is included in this blog. This blog lists members of the Johan Albin Andersson Jarl family who immigrated from Sweden in the 1880s and 1890s. There will be more Swedish records posted here as we add them.
Marion Nine
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Cutting the cake - I don't know who the man and child is.
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From left to right: Lola May Page, Lorna Lee Triplett Winch, Myron Erwin Winch, and John Sinclair.
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Lorna without glasses at the altar.
Lorna and Myron at altar.
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This is the album for my parents' wedding pictures. They were married on 16 December 1950.
On the right are: Ione (Aunt Billie) Gertrude Leonard Martin, Winnie Gladys Carpenter Leonard (my great grandmother) and Winnifred Olive Leonard (Aunt Fred). Aunt Fred and Aunt Billie were my grandmother's, Lenoir Inez Leonard's, sisters.
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This obituary reads as follows:
Mrs. Ida Nelson, Fresno Golfer, Is Found Dead
Mrs. Ida Carroll Nelson, 41, who last week won a trophy in tournament play at the Fort Washington Golf Club, collapsed and died of a heart attack just as she was preparing to leave her home for a day of golf at the club.
Her husband, Richard H. Nelson, a pharmacist, found her lying dead on the floor when he returned to their home at 431 Echo Avenue after work last night at about 6:30 o'clock.
Her physician reported she had been dead six or eight hours. Relatives said she had been under treatment for high blood pressure but had suffered no previous heart attack.
Injured in Accident
She was injured seriously in an automobile accident some months ago and relatives said the golf play was undertaken partly to help her recover from the injuries. She began playing golf about six months ago.
In the Fort Washington tournament December 13th, she won the temporary division cup in the Rena Coleman trophy play.
Mrs. Nelson had lived in Fresno for 27 years and was a graduate of the Fresno Technical High School and the Central California Commercial College. She was employed by the Eastern Outfitting Company for nearly 20 years for a number of years as the credit manager.
Active In Club Work
She and Nelson were married about 16 years ago. She left the employ of the store during World War II when her husband was sent to Farragut, Ida., for naval training. She was a member of the Emblem CLub, made up of wives of members of the Elks Lodge, and while at the Farragut base she was active with other Elks' wives in providing entertainment for the trainees.
She was an active worker in St. James Episcopal Parish affairs, serving as a chairman in a recent every member canvass. In the Parlor Lecture Club, she served last year as the chairman of the garden department. She also was affiliated with the Business and Professional Women's Club, the Palomar Club, the Raisina Chapter of the Eastern Star, the White Shrine of Jerusalem and the Fort Washington Golf Club. When the Soroptimist Club was formed she was a charter member.
Born in Boston
She was a native of Brockton, Mass.
In addition to her husband she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ida Moore of Fresno, and three brothers, James Carroll of Fresno, William (Billie) Carroll of San Francisco and Orion Carroll of Bass Lake.
The funeral services are scheduled for 2 PM Friday in the St. James Episcopal Cathedral with Dean James M. Malloch officiating. Burial will be in the Belmont Memorial Park with the Lisle Funeral Home in Charge.
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What was most important for me was that this record lists her children, including my great grandfather Johan August Albin Jarl.
I do not read Swedish ver batum.
This records state that on 1887 14 November, in the "Solder village under Osrarp, in Norra Sadsjo village, the Wife, Charlotta Gustafva Järl, died on the 28 of June, and leaves her widower A.J. Jarl, and children
1. Amanda born 1864 2 October
2. Anna Wihelmina born 1867 on 7 January.
3. Josefina Albertina born 1874 on 4 May.
4. Johan August born 1874 on 2 May.
5. Hulda Emelia born 1877 14 November.
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Line 24 lists Margarit who is Albin's daughter. She is a white female who is 1 year old and single. She was born in Iowa, and her parents were born in Sweden. She is unemployed, and does not attend school.
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This is the death record, or collection record, for Gustava Charlotta Magnusdotter which took place in Norra Sandsjö Parish, Jonköpings lang, during the year of 1887.
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Dad had a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft [CABG] in 1998 in Fresno. We were still in Santa Maria.
While he was in Saint Agnes Medical Center for his surgery, I brought Robert who was about 3 years old at the time, to see him in the hospital.
Robert came up to and climbed on the bed, sat down on the side of the bed, and then he and Grandpa shared the Hamburger. None of the staff said a word.
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Dad had smoked for many years. He quit smoking in 1967 or so, after he had hernia surgery. The respiratory Staff had brought in a smallish machine on wheels, which he breathed into and coughed up "junk" out of his lungs. This was a good thing. Amongst the mucous he coughed up was black "soot" like looking stuff. The Respiratory Therapist told him that the black "soot" was the inhaled tar and nicotine from smoking cigarettes. Dad quit smoking day, and as far as I know he never smoked again.
In 1989, Dad had a heart attack while driving on a small country road to the Belmont Country Club Golf Course. He was driving his little gold colored Subaru. He parked the car in the lot and then tried to pick up his golf bag. [The golf bag is big and leather that he purchased in Mexico. We still have it in our garage.
Almost immediately, he stopped due to chest discomfort and profuse sweating.
He should have called 911 from the pro shop, but instead he drove 4 to 5 miles back home. It was the same road that he drove to get to the country club with orchards on either side. [My concern at that point was that he could have lost consciousness and crashed into a tree, or worse, hit another car.]
He came home, and told my mom what he was experiencing. She called their MD, who told her to take him to the hospital right then and there. But "OH NO"! He HAD to take a shower first because he was sweating so much.
My mom called me at work around noon. She said "the doctor thinks Dad made it to the hospital before he had a heart attack."
I paged Brian. He was going down to Anaheim because his mother had a heart attack the day prior to this. He said he was surprised when the pager [we had no cell phones then], and saw it was our home phone number. He called and I told him Andrew and I were going to Fresno because of Dad being in the hospital.
Andrew and I drove straight to the hospital. The staff actually let us both up into ICU. Once in Dad's room, Andrew immediately got on the bed [he was only 3 years old at that time].
Dad had a heart cath which showed that the heart attack was due to a blocked off Circumflex cardiac artery. [This vessel curls around the heart to the back left side.] He had developed "collaterals" which helped to increase the amount of oxygen to the back side of the heart as the blockage continued to obstruct more and more of the circumflex.
As a side note, before leaving Santa Maria, I had grabbed the bill from the State to renew the car registration.
Once we had seen Dad and made sure he was ok, Mom took Andrew back to their house, and I found a AAA close by. It was brand new. It was Friday at 1630. The AAA closed at 1700.
I ran in with the bill and was talking with the man at the counter as to what I needed to do. I looked at the bill and I needed the car to be smogged before I could get reregistered!
I mentioned that to the man at the counter and he said: "No worried we can do it here! You will be our first person here to get their car's catelitic converter checked!"
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I wasn't told much more than that. I think I got the above information from my Mom.
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I think in 1944 - 1945, my Dad arranged to meet his sister Doris in Washington DC. He had been stationed in Texas. Am not sure where Doris was stationed at that time. From the pictures I have it looks like they hit all the highlights of DC. I will post more as I find them.
So I am trying to remember if Dad was in Washington D.C. twice as this picture is definitely not in the winter.
This Doris with the Washington Monument to the left of the picture with the reflecting pool.I am not sure if this is in from of the Supreme Court or the Capital building.
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He spent most of his time in the service during 1941 - 1945 in Texas. He was training to be a Flight Officer for a B-25.
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This picture was taken in 1945. Dad was still stationed in Texas. During the week prior to the atomic bombs being dropped on Japan, he received his orders for deployment to the Pacific Theatre. Because of the bombs being dropped he never was transferred to the Pacific
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