CEMETERY RECORDS: Tombstone reads 1 m 7 d, Soldier Valley Cemetery Records.
CEMETERY RECORDS: Soldier Valley Cemetery Records.
MARRIAGE RECORD: Decatur County Marriage Records, p.432;
Norman E. Vredenburg, of Moorhead, dentist, 26 next, W, Am,
1st, b. Little Sioux, f. Chas Vredenburg, m. Chace, m. M.
Elizabeth Read, of Pleasanton, IA, 23 next, W, Am, 1st, b.
at Leon, f. Howard Read, m. Mary Hutchinson, at Pleasanton,
IA, wit. Marion Stookey, E.C. Hollister, by J.F. Bingaman,
pastor.
CENSUS RECORD: 1900 Census of Spring Valley Twp, Monona, IA;
1910 Census of Jackson Twp, Harrison, IA.
MARRIAGE RECORD: Harrison County, p.162; James Monroe
Vredenburgh, of Pisgah, farmer, 34, W, b. Pisgah, f. Charles
Vredenburgh, m. Amy A. Chase, 1st, m. Nina Gertrude Kemmish,
of Persia, IA, 22, W, b. Persia, f. Charles William Kemmish,
m. Rosie Lee Hildreth, 1st, at Union Twp, 24 Jan 1912, wit.
Evan Vredenburgh, Emma Wentworth.
COUNTY HISTORY: 1905 Directory of Harrison Co., p.341
Jackson Twp; Roy VAN SICKLE, Orson, Mrs. Helen, Edna.
MARRIAGE RECORD: Harrison County, p.10; Roy E. Van Sickle,
of Woodbine, farming, 25, W, b. IL, f. B. Van Sickle, m.
Emily J. Randall, 1st, Helen A. Vredenburg of Little Sioux,
20, W, b. Little Sioux, f. Chas Vredenburg, m. Amy Chase,
1st at home of bride's parents, 19 Nov 1901, wit. N.E.
Vredenburg, A.E. Chase, by JW Lane, Elder.
PARENTAGE: Roy E., son of B. and Emily J. (Randall) Van
Sickle.
CENSUS RECORDS: 1900 Census of Harrison County, IA.
Esther and Elmer lived in Lubbock, Texas
OBITUARY: The Hustler, Fri 14 May 1926 p.1; The many, many
friends and relatives of Mrs. Lois Vredenburgh Whisler were
shocked to learn Sun. of the passing away of Lois with
pneumonia, the previous day. She grew to womanhood in this
vicinity, and for many years assisted in the stores making
friends where ever she was. Lois Vredenburgh was born in
Soldier Valley, 1 Mar 1895, passed away 8 May 1926. On 12
Nov 1921 she was united in marriage with David M. Whisler
and to this union were born two children, Lois Elrena and
Doris An- jean, who with the husband survive her. Following
the marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Whisler lived in this vicinity
until last Feb when they moved to Rosalie, NE. She was taken
ill and her sister, Mrs. Ruth Cowan of Magnolia went over
last Fri to help care for her, but the end came the
following day. To Mrs. Cowan Loisa asked the care of the
little ones she was leaving behind and thus passed a good
woman. She leaves besides the husband and children, three
sisters and five brothers: Sarah Almena Sterns of San
Antonia, TX, Joseph Charles Vredenburgh of Alva, OK, Norman
Eugene Vredenburgh of Orlando, FL, James Monroe Vredenburgh,
Helen Anjean VanSickle of Sioux City, IA, David M.
Vredenburgh of Lamoni, IA, Ruth A. Cowan of Magnolia, IA,
and Evan C. Vredenburgh of Lamoni, IA, also many near
relatives and hosts of friends. The remains were brought to
Pisgah and the services held at the LDS Church, Tues
morning, Elder Fred Frye of Woodbine conducting the service
and the interment at Soldier Valley Cemetery. All the
sisters and brothers except Joseph and Norman were here for
the last services.