Hamson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hamson's in England

nosmah37 — 2009-06-21 02:10:12Z

Hi Kate, I understand that you have an interest in the HAMSON family name. My Hamson family originate from Brixworth, Northamptonshire, in the early 1800's, namely Charles Clements HAMSON, My line moved to Lancashire and then onto Hull, Yorkshire, if this is of interest to you, please drop me an email, in the meantime, kind regards, Maurice HAMSON

George Hamson c 1871 Hoby, Leicester

ElaineStephens42 — 2008-09-03 19:44:59Z

Am researching my Moore direct line and have

George Hamson marrying Edith Mary Moore 1 December 1894, St Martins, Leicester

Here they are 1901

1901 Census RG13/ 3001 Folio: 56 Pg 13
Living at Ashleigh, Edgehill Road, Leicester
George Hamson Head Age 29 M Occupation Machine Operator Shoes Worker Born Hoby, Leicester
Edith M. Hamson Wife Age 29 Born Leicester
Horace E. Son Age 3 Born Leicester

Hoping to find a fellow relative
Elaine

Re: Alfred Hamson

J_Spreadborough — 2008-03-08 22:49:15Z

My Maternal Grandfater was Alfred Hamson, who died in Sydney NSW about 1937

Olive Hamson Sparks

AllisonPV — 2006-11-19 06:36:45Z

I am looking for anyone who has information about Olive Hamson. She married Lorenzo J. Sparks in 1895.

I found her on the 1930 census in the Utah State Hospital listed as insane. In the 1920 census she is living in Ogden with her husband and children.

Does anyone know why she ended up in the mental hospital? When was she admitted and did she die there? She died in 1942..

If anyone has any information about her, please contact me.

Re: Thelma Hamson

JulieHamson — 2006-11-06 05:06:35Z

I am a direct descendant of Joseph Hamson & Elizabeth Wilson Hamson Birmingham England to Pennsyvania USA
their son > George Frederick Hamson Sr. and Sarah Ann Smith Hamson
Birmingham to USA around Penn. then came to Utah with Pioneer wagon trains.

Their son > Joseph Smith Hamson born in Iowa Jan 11, 1848 and Roxey (Roxanna) Christena Wight Hamson born in Brigham City, Utah May 4, 1880 daughter of Lyman Wight of New York.

Their son> Stanley Hamson born May 22, 1900 is my grandfather. He died Sept 30, 1919

I have all of the history for my family line and many stories of the earlier years when they settled Box Elder Utah and the trek west with the Utah Pioneers. After they settled Utah they moved into Southern Idaho and further west into Oregon.

I would love to find more info about George Frederick's family, father, mother and siblings. Stories and photos would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks to Rootsweb for the opportunity to connect with long lost cousins. Keep in touch!

Re: George Frederick Hamson family

JulieHamson — 2006-11-06 05:06:35Z

Re: Thelma Hamson

alexak — 2006-11-05 07:27:11Z

My gr gr gr grandfather was Samuel David Hamson...I have info on these Hamsons...please contact me.

Re: Thelma Hamson

kathyschuricht — 2006-11-05 06:14:35Z

Joseph Hamson and Elizabeth Wilson were my great great great grandparents. My great great grandfather was Joseph Hamson (m. Elizabeth Jennings) and my great grand father was Samuel David Hamson.
I really don't know anything about the Hamsons because my grandfather, William Truxton Hamson died in 1912 when my mother was only 3. He and my mother were both born in Penn. I know my grandfather had a sister, Mary Emma (Anderson) living in California from the 1920's to the 1950's.
I would love to learn more about my line of Hamsons.

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

kathyschuricht — 2006-11-05 05:51:05Z

My great great grandfather was Samuel David Hamson, born 1852. He was Emma Jane's older brother.
I hope you are still checking messages. I realize I'm replying to a really old post, but I just starting to research my mother's family.
Kathy S.

Re: George Frederick Hamson family

AllisonPV — 2006-10-29 01:49:10Z

There are some variations to the information I have found for some of the Hamson's listed in your post.

I have found various dates for Joseph Silvester Hamson's birth. His World War I registration card lists his birthday as 11 Jan 1883. On the 1900 census it lists his birthdate as Jan 1884.

Maude Hamson was born in 1889 according to her obituary and the 1900 census.

Joseph Smith Hamson was born in 1849 according to his obituary and the Utah Burial Index

Fedebion is Tededion according to the Utah Burial Records.

Jedidiah Mills Hamson was born 1858 according to the Utah Burial Index.

Boletta's last name is Mortensen according to her obituary and the Utah Burial Index. Her obituary also said she had 10 children.

I run across a lot of variations for family history. I am curious if the information you posted was passed down through your family or through other records.

I'm most curious about Tededion. His death record states that he died in 1875, but I can't find him listed on any census records with his family. If he lived til 1875 he should be on the 1860 and 1870 census, but he isn't. If anyone has more information about him, please contact me.

Re: Thelma Hamson

2006-10-25 14:14:39Z

I have some information on Peter Williams. His second wife was Rosie Charlotte Didrikson b 8 Feb 1911 in Seattle, King WA to Peter Andrew Didrikson and Wilhelmine Erickson. They were married in Seattle on 8 Nov 1944.I have scanned pictures of both Peter and Rosie that I would be glad to share if you or any one else is interested.
I have some information on Peter's parents that I picked up from postings of Carole Balzano on the Guglielmo and Balzano boards. Carole is the Granddaughter of Peter's sister, Maddelena Guglielmo. Maddelena (Madge) married Alfonso Balzano.
She gives Peter's mother as Antonia SARAS. You can get this information from those boards. I have never been able to contact Carole.
While looking at some pictures just a couple of days ago, I got the correct spelling of the last name of Peter's cousins Jim and Pat SERASio. I was never able to connect them with the family although I knew they were cousins. Now it seems obvious that they were kids of Peter's maternal uncles and the name is Sarasio,not Saras.They were also first cousins to each other and never had any kids for that reason. I have some pictures of them and Maddelena also. You are welcome to them also. None of this iinformation is proven.

Hyrum Smith Hamson newpaper article

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 04:34:19Z

I found this newspaper article about Hyrum Smith Hamson. He was born 22 Sep 1849 to George Frederick Hamson and Sarah Ann Smith.

Former Resident Dies In Mexico – December 19, 1912 – Box Elder Paper

Mr. George Hamson received word that his eldest brother, Hyrum Hamson died of dropsy on December 10th, down in Mexico. Mr. Hamson was formerly a resident of this city and was well known by the elder members of this community. He has made his home in Mexico for a number of years past. The remains were interred there.

Re: Thelma Hamson

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 04:14:11Z

I've been going through some newspaper articles today and found this one that mentions the marriage of Thelma to Peter Williams.

January 20, 1910 – Box Elder Paper

Last week, Mayor Blackburn performed the ceremony uniting Thelma Hamson of Harper and P. Arthur Williams of Switzerland in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hamson of Harper, and a charming young lady. Mr. Williams has not been in this locality very long and we haven’t the pleasure of his acquaintance. We hasten to offer congratulations, however, and best wishes for a long and happy wedded life.

Boletta Mortensen Hamson Death

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 04:05:13Z

September 2, 1909 – Box Elder Paper

After a lingering illness of some months, Mrs. Boletta M. Hamson was released from her suffering last Monday night at 10:30 o’clock. The cause of death was general debility and dropsy, which finally reached the aged lady’s heart causing death.

Mrs. Hamson is undoubtedly the pioneer Scandinavian lady of Brigham City, having resided here for many years. No complete record of her life has been kept, so the date of her arrival in this city could not be learned, but those who know her say she was one of the oldest inhabitants.

Deceased was born in Denmark on September 15th, 1833. She accepted the gospel in her native land, emigrating soon after, and made this city her home upon arrival in Utah.

Sometime in the fifties she became the plural wife of George F. Hamson, who was one of the first five men to locate in Brigham City. From that union ten children were born, five of whom survive their mother.

Mrs. Hamson passed through the trying scenes incident to pioneer life and endured many hardships, thru all of which she has remained true to her convictions and friends. She was a noble woman, not one to appear in public and take a leading part, but she faithfully played her role in life’s theatre and the world is better for her having lived in it.

She has left a record that her children should be proud to perpetuate, and has now been called home to her reward. May she rest in peace to await the call of the faithful when the trump shall sound on the morning of the first resurrection.

Funeral services were held in the First ward meeting house yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Bishop Watkins presiding. The speakers were as follows: Wm. Horsley, Jonah Mathias, Bishop Watkins, N. L. Hansen and President Oleen N. Stohl.

Beautiful and appropriate music was furnished by the ward choir.

George F. Hamson Jr. Death

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 03:50:41Z

Death of Olive Burbank Hamson

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 03:22:07Z

Death Of Mrs. Geo. F. Hamson - December 15, 1922 - Box Elder Paper

Olive Burbank Hamson, 65 years of age, wife of George F. Hamson of this city, died at the family home at 1:15 o'clock this morning following a five week's illness which was brought on through having fell and severely fractured her hip. Her husband and all her children were present at her bedside. She had been in a semiconscious condition since Tuesday and realized great suffering until last evening about 5 o'clock, when she relapsed into a peaceful sleep in which she died.

Mrs. Hamson was a daughter of the late Daniel M. Burbank and Mrs. Sarah Southworth Burbank, early church pioneers. Mrs. Hamson was born in Grantsville, Tooele County Apr 28, 1857 and came to Brigham city six years later with her parents. She married George F. Hamson April 13, 1874, and to this union have been born nine children, four of whom have preceded her in death.

Mrs. Hamson was an active, earnest and sincere worker in the church Relief Society and other capacitites. She has been a devoted wife and mother and had experienced many hardships and trials throughout her life.

Besides her husband she is survived by her mother, who resides in Deweyville, and the following children: Mrs. Ernest A. White and Marcus L. Hamson of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Eldred Hatch, Virginia and Calude L. Hmason of Brigham City, and the following brothers and sisters: Brigham S, Charles, James, Chester, George and Daniel Burbank, Mrs. G. R. Williams, Mrs. Andrew Madson, Mrs. Peter Hanck, Mrs. Jonah Mathias and Mrs. Henry Marble and twelve grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held in the Sixth ward chapel Sunday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, under the direction of Bishop Abel S. Rich. Interment will be in city cemetery.

Lulu Hamson Holst

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 03:08:48Z

Mrs. Andrew Holst Dies Of Pneumonia - May 17, 1921 - Box Elder Paper

Mrs. Lulu Hamson Holst, wife of Andrew Holst of this city, died at the Dee Hospital in Ogden yesterday at 12:30 o'clock p.m. from pneumonia. Mrs. Holst had been ill for six weeks and when her condition grew more and more serious she was removed to the Ogden Hospital in the hopes that she might receive the necessary treatment to restore her health.

Mrs. Holst was the daughted of Heber Hamson of Harper, and was born at Honeyville, June 30th, 1883. She was married to Mr. Holst December 9th, 1902 and three children have come to their home, all of whom survive their mother.

Mrs. Holst's condition baffled the attending physicians and numerous consultations proved fruitless in getting to the bottom of the trouble. Besides the husband and three children, Mr.s Holst is survived by her father and seven brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held in the First ward chapel Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the direction of Bishop Geo. W. Watkins.

Wedding of Verna Cummings and Leroy Hamson

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 02:55:20Z

Wedding Bells - April 16, 1906 - Box Elder Paper

Yesterday in Salt Lake Temple, Miss Verne Cummings of Salt Lake City and Leroy Hamson of this city were united in marriage.

The groom is the son of our worthy townsman, George Hamson, and a very popular young man of this city. The bride is one of Salt Lake's charming daughters and a most estimable young lady.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamson intend making their home in Brigham City and we join in extending congratulations and very best wishes, for a most happy and blessed journey through life.

Hamson-Russ marriage, 1913, Marblehead MA

2005-12-20 20:02:21Z

This was on the same page as other info I was researching. I am not related to these people, but want to pass it on before I throw it out.

Marblehead Messenger, October 17, 1913. Transcribed by Maureen Graves Anderson, 12-2005

"Hamson - Russ
Mr. William T. Hamson of this town and Miss Florence A. Russ of Dover, NH were married at the bride's home Wednesday evening by Rev. Edwin Hitchcock of Dover. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Hamson will reside in Marblehead."

Re: Hamson's in England

2005-03-24 20:29:07Z

Just browsing through google on family trees as Hamson is quite rare in our telephone directory and have always wondered where the name originated from. My family are based in Derbyshire.

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

2004-06-17 18:54:10Z

Me too bored any way we are related hee hee did you get any in
quires? We are here at FHC and saw your name hope you are
good , we are fine cya soon LOve ya Your cousin Evelyn

Re: Thelma Hamson

2003-05-13 23:48:13Z

Thank You, Thank You, Barbara. I have seen your Family tree on Ancestry.com but never did get a Hit on Thelma Hamson. Now, if I can only get something on her marriage to Peter Williams. You have been an enormous help.

Hamson,Hampson?

2002-08-02 04:37:49Z

I was researching my famil name of Hampson and found no luck on the 1891 census for Liverpool, England when someone found them at the same address but the name was Hamson! Just thought I would share that info it may help others. The names I have are all from Liverpool and read as follows: William H. Hamson, Elizabeth, Fanny, Mary E., Frank, and John all on the 1891 census for Kirkdale.

Hamson's in England

2001-09-27 21:26:18Z

Hi, I'm Kate and just started out on this. I don't think (yet) I know any American link, but as my family lost most of the records in WW2 it's hard to say yet.My relatives come from Coventry, Burton on trent and Lecistershire so far...... Anyway, as a newbie just thought I'd say Hi from across the pond!

Hamson Family

2001-02-23 19:19:39Z

I have heard of some history back to Greece but
I haven't been able to trace it back yet. My
Father is Edward Ballard Hamson his father is
Leroy married to Louisa Dennis Hamson.
His father was George K.Hamson Jr.married to
Eleanor Tobey Hamson. I believe his father
was George K Hamson. I haven't been able to back further than that
on that side. My Grandfather's brother was
Elmer married to Gretchen I am in the process
of placing it on the Marblehead Hamson's Web site
here.I found a cousin by accident Donald
Hamson who is I think a son of Elmer. His
email hapened to be dhamson1@mediaone.net
Someone writing to him had accidentaly left
out the 1 and I got his e-mail and found
some cousins that had moved to N.H.
We have traced back to the Revolution to
a direct cousin that fought so my aunt could
have my cousins apply for a DAR scholarship.
Any further information would be helpful.
Any questions e-mail me at dhamson@mediaone.net
this side of the family has been in Marblehead,
Mass since at least the revolution.

Yes, Hamson's were Hanson's at one time.

2001-02-21 01:14:47Z

The "Hamson's in Utah" kinda explains a little of it. As for your Grandma being a strange one.... then she's gotta be a Hamson.(Just kidding Adam...Oh who am I fooling?!) We haven't seen Cast Away yet, but ironic enough that's all he's wanted to see since it came out.(I wish I would've listened to him instead of going to Hannibal..Yuck!) Anyways, I will try to contact Susie (Hamson) and either make her aware of this site, or get the info sent to us. Talk to you soon.

Hamson's from Utah

2001-02-21 01:00:59Z

This is Adam's best friend, Angelique, we share the same computer, but he goes out on jobs alot. I'm the one who actually started the Hamson board for him. His father is Donald Hamson, mother Elaine Stauffer(was m-to Hamson for several years). Adam has 4 other siblings; Julie, Christy, Susie, Joseph, & Adam (baby). I know that Susie has traced a huge part of the geneology back several centuries which I hope is good news to you. I believe that the name Hamson was Hanson, but the grt-grndpa was running from the law and changed it(not much though). I know his line traces back to a ruler from the monarchy of Greece. They have a picture of him from approx. late 1700's, and for some reason, his reigned for only 7 years. I will ask his family which which line he was from. Does any of this sound familiar to your family history? P.S(I know alot about Adam, because we were engaged for 5 years incase you wondered why his FRIEND :) knew so much.) Looking forward to beginning to unravel the rest of the Hamson mystery. ~ Angelique

hanson

2001-01-06 20:07:39Z

David, I'm soooo sorry that you are just
sitting there talking to yourself. Have you
seen Cast Away? If you have you will know
what I mean when I tell you that you need to
get a volleyball.

Now on with business. Any chance you have
any Hanson's that got mixed up with your
Hamson's? These would be from Southern
Illinois. Mainly I'm trying to find my
grandmother's,parents. Something is not
right with this woman. She never would tell
even her children who her parents were.
No B.C., S.S.app. didn't tell me anything.
Hope you at least aren't talking to yourself
anymore :) Shannon anyhart@netscape.net

Hamson family

2000-12-13 18:44:58Z

You don't say where you are from .I have what I haave found of my family tree so far.
My family somes from Marblehead, Ma. My Father is Edward Ballard Hamson Born in Marblehead
Jan 1918 his father Leroy Hamson born 8/2/1894 his mother Louisa H Dennis
born 5/20/1896.Her parents were John A Dennis and Lillie Sweet. Leroy's parents were George K. Jr. and Elnora Toby.
All were born in Marblehead. I'm still researching further back. I still hhave alot of work to do but this
side of the family has been in Marblehead since before the Revolution.

Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

2000-11-28 06:11:36Z

I'm looking for any Hamsons doing geneology work. But obviously we are lazy or something cause I'm officially talking to myself. Anyways, I'm Adam David Hamson, son of Donald Jean Hamson. I'm the youngest of 5. My siblings are; Christy (Crandell), Julie (Barson), Susan, Joseph Lynn Hamson, me. My sister Susie has done our geneology but I'm in the process of getting a copy. Our line traces back to Greece (in one bloodline). We have a picture of the ruler of greece a few generations back who is our direct forefather. My family is prodominantly LDS. If any of this info. seems to ring a bell please feel free to contact me at my e-mail. I'm away from home quite often , so please be patient with my responses. If NONE of this info. seems familiar, remember that just the fact that your name is HAMSON might be a big enough step forward in helping each other, seeing how there is only a handful of us around. Thank you. ~ Adam

Help

2000-07-10 12:00:00Z

I am looking for information on George William HAMSON born 1888, Northants, Lancs, Lincs, Yorks. deceased Hull 1966, married Florence JOHNSON, they had eight children

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

gbackus5943 — 2002-03-29 16:08:22Z

Hello,

My gggrandmother was Emma Jane Hamson, her father Joseph, his father Joseph, and his father was William. Are we any way related.

Gerri

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

gbackus5943 — 2004-06-18 12:49:29Z

Hi Evelyn,
you are my only reply. Love Gerri

Hamson

PatsyStorey — 2002-06-26 02:18:51Z

I have been trying to find out who Mary Hamson's parents really are. We think that they are William Crooks and Elizabeth Bacon but have no proof. All we know that she was married to our ggggrandfather. I would appreciate any info and if I have some I will share. Thanks

Alfred Hamson

pollitt2 — 2004-11-15 23:10:00Z

Re: Louise Hamson, researching Brixworth Hamson's. I have some names and dates for you if you are interested.

Alfred Hamson

pollitt2 — 2004-11-15 23:10:00Z

Re: Louise Hamson, researching Brixworth Hamson's. I have some names and dates for you if you are interested.

HAMSON in Indiana

AnabethD — 2002-09-24 00:51:54Z

Silas HAMSON married Keziah TANNER in Dearborn County, Indiana, in 1834. He is supposed to have been born in Greene County, Pennsylvania in 1812. Do any of you know about HAMSONs in Pennsylvania?

Re: Thelma Hamson

alexak — 2003-05-13 02:52:53Z

Census June 4, 1900 ED 204
Utah, Box Elder, Lake Side Precinct, Lake Side Village

Herber C Hamson 46 b. Dec 1853 Utah
Eliza 42 b. Oct 1859 Utah
Cora C 21 b. Jan 1879 Utah
Herber E 19 b. Dec 1880 Utah
Lula E 16 b. June 1883 Utah
Mabel 14 b. Dec 1889 Utah
Sarah b. Mar 1892 Utah
Thelma 6 b. Jan 1894 Utah
Marlla 3 b. Mar 1899 Utah

Herber C Hamson is the son of George F Hamson the brother of my ancestor Joseph Hamson. George and Joseph were born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

BitzK — 2003-01-30 18:54:59Z

Need new email for Jennifer Miller. Email returned on HAMSON name.

Hamson/Hanson

sb_hart — 2002-01-17 03:30:18Z

Thanks for your message, I loved that about if my grandmother was strange she has to be a Hamson. As far as I know the Hanson's didn't go to Utah. Please, keep me informed. Notice of new e-mail address is now sb_hart@hotmai.com We definitely will not be seeing Hannibal. Not my type of movie. Please, keep in touch, who knows somewhere down the line we might connect. Shannon

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

jennifermiller59 — 2001-09-10 03:40:39Z

Hello,
My mothers maiden name was Hamson. My gradfather was Everett Hamson. His father was John who was killed in the explosion at Corn Products in Pekin,Illinois. If you need info or have info on this line email me. Thanks Jennifer

HAMSON NAME

eileenconway101 — 2003-09-21 14:13:00Z

Hello Adam,
i don't know where you are, but let me assure you the name Hamson is not uncommon. My maiden name is Hamson and there is a whole clan of us, not to mention the ones up north!
happy hunting Eileen

Re: Thelma Hamson

CarriRichards — 2006-04-19 15:09:33Z

I'm not sure if you are still looking for information on Thelma Hamson since your query was 3 years ago, but I am Thelma's great-granddaughter. Her son Floyd (with Peter Williams) is my grandfather. I do have some information, though most of it is in the form of family stories, etc. I am still looking for information from their early life, before Montana. I have quite a bit on Peter Williams, but nothing much on their early life together before Montana. Contact me if you want to know what I have. If you have anything else, I would be interested.

Thelma Hamson

carlh59759 — 2003-04-24 19:52:33Z

Greeting to all Hamsons. Now, put on your thinking caps. Have you ever run across that name? It is my wifes Grandmother born, THELMA HAMSON 28 Jan 1894. Her Ex-husband was taking a couple of the kids from Montana to California back in the 1920's. As they were passing Brigham City, UT he mentioned "This is where your mother was born".
That's all the clues I have. She evidently never talked to the kids about her early life. Any help would have my gratitude, forever.

Re: Sitting here , talking to myself. :0 ..HELLO ?

kotzmoyer1 — 2002-02-06 03:05:07Z

Hello: Again. Just found this listing. Your grandfather was
Everet Hamson of Pekin, IL. He evidently was married twice which I did not know. He was first husband of my mother Edna HARMON they were marrried 15 Aug 1920. Is this your Everett? Loretta

George Frederick Hamson marriage article

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 02:46:36Z

I found this article about the marriage of George Frederick Hamson and Laura Elizabeth Hadley. They were married 4 Dec 1907 in Brigham City, UT.

Mr. George Hamson, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamson of the first ward, this city, and Miss Laura Hadley of the same ward, were united in marriage last night at the home of the bride's parents, at 6 p.m., Bishop McMaster officiating. A supper was tendered the young people at the home of her mother, Mrs. Will Hadley, the immediate relatives being the guests. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Hamson a joyous voyage over life's stormy sea.

News article about Jedediah Mills Hamson

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 02:31:54Z

Re: Thelma Hamson

AllisonPV — 2006-10-23 00:34:25Z

I'm wondering if anyone can compare notes with me on Thelma Hamson. Here is the information I have on her so far, but would love more.

Thelma Hamson was born 28 Jan 1894 in Honeyville, UT to Heber Charles Hamson & Eliza Hunsaker.

She married Peter Arthur Williams 10 Jan 1910 in Box Elder, UT

Peter was born 8 Nov 1888 in Italy and died 11 Nov 1951 in Northridge, California

Their children were:
Leo Arthur born 13 Oct 1910 in Park City, UT
Verna Anita born 25 Nov 1911 in Park City, UT
Anthony born 21 Mar 1915 in Butte, Montana
Madeline born 8 Apr 1916 in Cardwell, Montana
Myrtle born 27 Jan 1918 in Jefferson Island, Montana
Floyd born 8 Apr 1919 in Jefferson Island, Montana
Raymond born 10 Jul 1921 in Jefferson Island, Montana
Thomas born abt 1924 in Montana

Thelma's second marriage was to Joe Nelson who was born about 1894 in Washington

They had one child that I know of; Josephine born about 1928.

I wold love more information on Peter Williams. Did he marry again? When did he come to the US? What is Joe Nelson's birth and death dates? Did Joe and Thelma have more children?

If anyone has more information to add please post it or email me directly.