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DESCENDANTS-RESEARCHER-PARENTS: Ewing Farmer sent letter to T.Mason on 8 Jan 2003 indicating that "My Great Grandfather."
DESCENDANTS-RESEARCHER-PARENTS: Ewing Farmer sent letter to T.Mason on 8 Jan 2003 indicating that "My Great Grandfather."
Had 5 children.
DESCENDANTS-RESEARCHER-PARENTS: Ewing Farmer sent letter to T.Mason on 8 Jan 2003 indicating that "These are my mother's parents."
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002. "A note by Fred Wagner written 5 May 1972.
Received A.B., M.B.A., and PH D from University of Washington. Taught at University of Hawaii and University of Alaska. Worked on staff of Military Governor of Hawaii during Second World War. Worked in the Department of Labor of the State of Alaska.Fred was in Honolulu when Pearl Harbor was bombed.
OCCUPATION: economist for the state of AK."
REFERENCE: Conversation with Fred Wagner.
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue Garland <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002. "Blanche was the oldest of the five surviving children. She always played school and taught the other brothers and sisters. She attended College of Idaho, and Mills College. She lived at home and helped out her mother until she went to Fairbanks, AK to teach at the University there. She taught languages. They retired to grandma's old house on N. 10th St. in Boise, ID. Blanch was very active at the Methodist church and made many items for the church bazaars, played bridge and kept very busy.
OBITUARY: Boise Statesman
Blanche Babbitt Wagner, 81 of 711 N. 10th St., Boise, died Friday June 2, 1989, in a Boise hospital.
Grave side services will be held at Abbey View Cemetery, Seattle. Memorial services will be held at a later date in Boise at the First United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Wagner, a retired foreign language teacher for the Caldwell and Boise school districts, was born June 24, 1907 at Atlanta, Neb., daughter of Cecil and Nellie Babbitt. She grew up in Nebraska, and moved to Boise in 1824 where she graduated from Boise High School in 1926. She attended the College of Idaho in Caldwell, and was a member of the Muratella sorority. She earned her master's degree in foreign languages from Mills College at Oakland, Calif. She had retired from both the Boise and Alaska school systems. She married Fred Wagner in 1848 at Seattle. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, and the Retired Teachers associations in both Boise and Alaska.
Survivors include her husband, Fred of Boise, a brother, Clayton Babbitt of Banning, Calif., and two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Babbitt Penson of Seattle and Mrs. Mildred Babbitt Jurries of Portland, Ore. She was preceded in death by a brother, Wayne Babbitt. The family suggests that memorials be made to the First United methodist Church, 11th and Franklin Street, Boise, 83702. Friends may call today from ? a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Alden Wagoner Chapel in Boise.More About BLANCHE HELLEN BABBITT:
Cause of Death: cancer
Education: Graduated from College of Idaho, attended Mills College
Occupation: language teacher
Religion: Methodist
Residence: Boise, Ada County, ID
Residence (2): 1946, Fairbanks and Juneau AK
Residence (3): Boise, Ada County, ID"REFERENCE:
- Conversation with Blanch Babbitt Wagner.
- Census, 1910, film # T624-853 NE Red Willow Co. Bartley Village East Valley precinct, ED 188 s2 line 13 18 Apr 1910, 30-30 Babbitt Blanche daughter f w 2 s NE IA WI.
- Census, 1920, film # 1000 NE Red Willow Co. Bartley, East Valley precinct ED 192 s2 line 35 14 Jan 1920, 37-37 Babbitt Blanche H Daughter f w 12 s attended school NE IA WI.
- "Obituary," Boise Statesman, Boise, ID.
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue Garland <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002. "REFERENCE: Funeral card."
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue Garland <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002. "Graduated from St. Lukes Hospital School of Nursing. RELIGION: First Methodist."
REFERENCES:
- Conversation with Hazel Babbitt Penson.
- Census, 1910, film# T624-853 NE Red Willow Co. Bartley Village, East Valley Precinct ED188 s 2 line 13 18 Apr 1910, 30-30 Babbitt Hazel daug f w 1 1/12 s NE IA WI.
- Census, 1920, film#1000 NE Red Willow Co. East Valley Precinct ED192 s2 line35 14 Jan 1920, 37-37 Babbitt Hazel I daug f w 10 s attended school NE IA WI.
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002.
"Occupation: Seedsman
Residence: Bef. 1941, Parma, ID
Residence (2): Bet. 1941 - 1942, Van Nuys and San Diego, CA during the war
Residence (3): Bet. 1943 - 1959, Boise and Caldwell, ID
Residence (4): Butte Co. CAREFERENCES:
- Conversation with Howard Jurries.
- Marriage License, 9 1235 page 435 instrument No. 154152.
- Marriage Certificate.
- Death Certificate, local File number 722 Oregon State Health Division, department of Human Resources, Vital Records Unit.
- Funeral card.
RESEACHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by Sue Garland <RaelynI@aol.com> on 14 Dec 2002. "TOMBSTONE: Morrison Hill Cemetery, Boise, ID. Baby section."
