1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
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2Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Ancestry.com, Nov 2011. Info came from Godfrey/Conroy family tree.
1Obituary, Dec 2012. "Obituary in the Manti Messenger 26 November 1898.". " Comments: FUNERAL: The Manti Messenger, 23 OCT 1936
Services Held For Veteran Of Black Hawk War
Funeral services for Jorgen Madsen, 87, Black Hawk War veteran, and early pioneer of Manti were held here Tuesday afternoon in the Manti South Ward Chapel, Bishop Alma Peterson in charge.
Mr. Madsen, a prominent sheep and cattle man was born in Falster, Denmark, August 21, 1849, a son of Ole and Annie Larson Madsen. The family embraced the gospel in their native land and came to America in 1863, and made their home in Manti.
He was married to Hannah Anderson, daughter of Judge William Anderson on December 12, 1879 in the Salt Lake Endowment House They were the parents of nine children, eight of whom survive, as well as his widow. The children are: President Ernest Madsen, Lowey Madsen, Leslie Madsen, and Mrs. Russell Moffitt of Manti; Mrs. C. W. Sorenson, Mrs. E. R. Poulson of Mt. Pleasant; Spencer W. Madsen, Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Arthur Ford, Pocatello, Idaho. There are more than eighty direct descendants from this union.
Mr. Madsen was also prominent in church capacities and in later life, devoted his time entirely to temple work. He filled a mission to his native country from 1907-09. He was called by President Brigham Young in 1868 to go east to aid the distressed emigrants enroute to Utah. It was upon this fatal trip that six men lost their lives in Green River, Wyoming, when the cattle stampeded and the ferry boat capsized. He was the only boy rescued of the seven who were swept into the water. He remembered well Chief Black Hawk who frequently came to Manti on friendly visits as well as war attacks. He was a worker on the first railroad when it was laid in Utah, and was given special honor on the program commemorating the 50th anniversary of the driving of the golden spike at Ogden. He has been a subscriber to the Deseret News for 66 years.
The funeral services were rendered as follows:
Quartet: "God Moves In A Mysterious Way" directed by Eunice Anderson; invocation, Bishop E. T. Reid; speakers, Peter Munk, J.C. Madsen, L. R. Anderson, his grandson, Wallace Madsen represented the grandchildren; C. W. Sorenson and Bishop Alma Peterson. The musical numbers were rendered by his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, assisted by Mrs. Easton Moffitt; solo, Lois Jensen, "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions"; solo, Eva Poulson, "Father Mine"; solo, Wilma Sorenson, "I Am A Pilgrim"; duet, Lois and Evelyn Jensen, "The Boys Of Sanpete County"; violin solo, Easton Moffitt, "When You Come To The End Of A Perfect Day; benediction, Lee Hall.
The grave was dedicated by his eldest son, President Ernest Madsen."
1Obituary, Dec 2012. "Obituary in the Manti Messenger 26 November 1898.". " Comments: FUNERAL: The Manti Messenger, 23 OCT 1936
Services Held For Veteran Of Black Hawk War
Funeral services for Jorgen Madsen, 87, Black Hawk War veteran, and early pioneer of Manti were held here Tuesday afternoon in the Manti South Ward Chapel, Bishop Alma Peterson in charge.
Mr. Madsen, a prominent sheep and cattle man was born in Falster, Denmark, August 21, 1849, a son of Ole and Annie Larson Madsen. The family embraced the gospel in their native land and came to America in 1863, and made their home in Manti.
He was married to Hannah Anderson, daughter of Judge William Anderson on December 12, 1879 in the Salt Lake Endowment House They were the parents of nine children, eight of whom survive, as well as his widow. The children are: President Ernest Madsen, Lowey Madsen, Leslie Madsen, and Mrs. Russell Moffitt of Manti; Mrs. C. W. Sorenson, Mrs. E. R. Poulson of Mt. Pleasant; Spencer W. Madsen, Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Arthur Ford, Pocatello, Idaho. There are more than eighty direct descendants from this union.
Mr. Madsen was also prominent in church capacities and in later life, devoted his time entirely to temple work. He filled a mission to his native country from 1907-09. He was called by President Brigham Young in 1868 to go east to aid the distressed emigrants enroute to Utah. It was upon this fatal trip that six men lost their lives in Green River, Wyoming, when the cattle stampeded and the ferry boat capsized. He was the only boy rescued of the seven who were swept into the water. He remembered well Chief Black Hawk who frequently came to Manti on friendly visits as well as war attacks. He was a worker on the first railroad when it was laid in Utah, and was given special honor on the program commemorating the 50th anniversary of the driving of the golden spike at Ogden. He has been a subscriber to the Deseret News for 66 years.
The funeral services were rendered as follows:
Quartet: "God Moves In A Mysterious Way" directed by Eunice Anderson; invocation, Bishop E. T. Reid; speakers, Peter Munk, J.C. Madsen, L. R. Anderson, his grandson, Wallace Madsen represented the grandchildren; C. W. Sorenson and Bishop Alma Peterson. The musical numbers were rendered by his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, assisted by Mrs. Easton Moffitt; solo, Lois Jensen, "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions"; solo, Eva Poulson, "Father Mine"; solo, Wilma Sorenson, "I Am A Pilgrim"; duet, Lois and Evelyn Jensen, "The Boys Of Sanpete County"; violin solo, Easton Moffitt, "When You Come To The End Of A Perfect Day; benediction, Lee Hall.
The grave was dedicated by his eldest son, President Ernest Madsen."
1Vadna Jean Humble Mackley, Enid Eleanor Adams, C. G, Our Mackley Family, Ancestor Hunters, Victor, Idaho 83455 1975, Page 72, Nov 2012, Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA,, www.familysearch.org~~35 N. West Temple Street~~Salt Lake City, Utah 84150~~USA, w, US/CAN 929.273 M218mv.
2Obit, May 2015. "Obit for Vern T. Singleton."
1Obit, Apr 2015. See Notes.
1Obit, Apr 2015. See Notes.
1Obituary, Jan 2012. "Obituary in the Manti Messenger 26 November 1898.". "Comments: Gale Benson Braithwaite
married: 30 JUN 1925 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN to
Effie Elizabeth "Beth" Bailey d/o Benjamin Franklin Bailey & Sarah Elizabeth Straight
b 16 SEP 1896 Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, MI
d 15 JUL 1985 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
bur: Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
Death: SSDI
Name: Gale Braithwaite
SSN: 503-44-6178
Last Residence: 57105 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota, United States of America
Born: 17 Apr 1895
Died: Sep 1974
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (1956 )
Death: SSDI
Elizabeth BRAITHWAITE
Birth Date: 16 Sep 1896
Death Date: Jul 1985
Social Security Number: 503-22-6198
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: South Dakota
Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 57105
Localities: Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
Two Children:
-------------------------------------
1) Richard B. "Dick" Braithwaite
b 15 NOV 1926 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
d 8 SEP 2008 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
bur: 12 SEP 2008 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
md: Martha "Marty" ________
Three children:
1) Minday Braithwaite
2) Thomas Braithwaite md Tracey ______
3) Timothy Braithwaite md Mary _______
Death: SSDI
Name: Richard B. Braithwaite
Last Residence: 57103 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South DakotaBorn: 15 Nov 1926
Died: 8 Sep 2008
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (Before 1951)
OBIT: Miller Funeral Home
Richard "Dick" B. Braithwaite (Nov 15 1926 - Sep 08 2008)
Richard Braithwaite, 81, of Sioux Falls, died Monday, September 8, 2008 at Avera Prince of Peace Retirement Village.
Richard B 'Dick' Braithwaite was born November 15, 1926, to Gale and Beth Braithwaite in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He grew up in Sioux Falls where he received his education, graduating from Washington High School in 1944. Following high school, he entered military service and served in the U.S. Army from 1944 until his honorable discharge as a Tech Sergeant in 1946. Upon his return from the military, he attended the University of Minnesota from which he graduated on August 24, 1950 with J.D and L.L.D. degrees in law. He returned to Sioux Falls and began his law practice in 1951 with his father, Gale Braithwaite. In 1973, he was appointed judge of the Second Judicial Circuit by Governor Richard Kneip. During his time on the bench, he presided over the Minnehaha Courthouse riot trials in the 1970’s. He served on the bench until 1980. He continued practicing law until his retirement in 1989.
Dick was an active member of First Presbyterian Church of which he was a member for nearly 70 years, where he served as an Elder, a Deacon, and was a dedicated Bible teacher. He served as chairman of the Minnehaha County Red Cross and was on the Minnehaha County Mental Health Board. Dick was on the board of the Sioux Falls Parks Department, and was on the boards of directors for the South Dakota Golf Association and the Y.M.C.A. Other activities include being a tutor at Eugene Field Elementary School, being an avid golfer, and spending time with his family. Mr. Braithwaite was a missionary to Taiwan as well as central and eastern Africa.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife, Marty Braithwaite; his children, Mindy Braithwaite, Thomas (Tacey) Braithwaite, and Timothy (Mary) Braithwaite, all of Sioux Falls; and three grandchildren, Alison, Matthew, and Arianne and her fiancé, Jeffrey Lehn. He also has one great granddaughter, Raelyn. He was preceded in death by his parents, and one sister, Betty Lou Handy.
Memorial services will be held 2:30 pm Friday at First Presbyterian Church. The family will be present to greet friends from 6:00 – 8:00 pm Thursday at Miller Funeral Home, Main Avenue location.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to The Banquet, or the Seed Sowers Ministry of First Presbyterian Church.
----------------------------
2)Betty Lou Braithwaite
b 11 DEC 1929 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
d 10 JUL 2005 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
bur: 13 JUL 2005 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
md: Oliver Charles Handy
b 13 JAN 1930 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
d 14 MAR 1998 Fort Snelling, Hennepin, MN
bur: Fort Snelling National Cem., Fort Snelling, Hennepin, MN
Three Children:
1) David Handy Dr. md Irene_________
2) Mike Handy md Maxine ___________
3) Doug Handy md Pam ____________
Death: SSDI
Name: Betty Lou Handy
Last Residence: 57104 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
Born: 11 Dec 1929
Died: 10 Jul 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (Before 1951)
OBIT: Miller Funeral Home, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Betty Lou Handy (Dec 11 1929 - Jul 10 2005)
Betty Lou Handy, age 75, died July 10, 2005, at the Good Samaritan Village of Sioux Falls, SD.
Betty Lou, daughter of Gale & Beth Braithwaite was born December 11, 1929, in Sioux Falls.
She graduated from Washington High School. In 1952 she received her B.A. degree in Religious Education from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN. Shortly after college Betty Lou married Oliver C. Handy that same year in Sioux Falls.
In 1959, Betty Lou returned to Sioux Falls with her three young sons, David, Mike, and Doug to begin her elementary teaching career of nearly thirty years in the Public School System. During this time she also earned a Master’s Degree in Children’s Literature from Augustana College in 1969. She loved teaching children to read and continued this passion after retirement by spending six months in 1995 as a volunteer in mission to Taiwan, teaching English as a second language at the Presbyterian Church of Taipai. She also was a tutor in various reading programs for refugees and immigrants in the Sioux Falls area. Betty Lou was a devout Christian and a dedicated fifty- year member of First Presbyterian Church of Sioux Falls, serving in many capacities including: elder, deacon, mission & stewardship boards, caring friend programs, teaching Sunday School, as well as a Bethel Bible Study course, and serving where else she may be needed. She was committed by her faith to reach out to others by also volunteering in many community organizations such as Meals on Wheels and The Banquet. She relished her social time by participating in a number of activities such as Presbyterian Women, Bible Study Fellowship, P.E.O. and book groups.
Betty Lou was preceded in death by her parents and is survived by her brother, Richard (Martha) Braithwaite of Sioux Falls and three sons: Dr. David Handy (Irene) recently of Sioux Falls and sons Mike (Maxine) Handy and Doug (Pam) Handy of Lake City, Fl. Other close family members grateful for sharing her life include: grandchildren, Joel & Kara Handy of Wheaton, IL; niece Mindy Braithwaite; nephews Dr. Tom (Tacey) Braithwaite; Tim (Mary) Braithwaite all of Sioux Falls, as well as numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren of Lake City, Fl.
Memorials may be directed to the Cup Bearers’ Ministry of First Presbyterian Church or The Banquet of Sioux Falls. Memorial Service 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, 2005 First Presbyterian Church Sioux Falls
Death: SSDI
Name: Oliver C. Handy
SSN: 468-28-9684
Last Residence: 55101 Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, United States of America
Born: 13 Jan 1930
Died: 14 Mar 1998
State (Year) SSN issued: Minnesota (Before 1951)
Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
Name: Oliver Charles Handy
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1930
Birth City: Minneapolis
Birth State or Country: Minnesota
Death Date: 14 Mar 1998
Death County: Hennepin
Death City: Fort Snelling
Mother's Maiden Name: Wilson
State File Number: 1998-MN-008445."
1Obituary, Dec 2011. "Obituary in the Manti Messenger 26 November 1898.". "Comments: Obituary for Betty Lou Braithwaite Handy d/o Gale Benson Braithwaite & Effie Elizabeth "Beth" Bailey
Death: SSDI
Name: Betty Lou Handy
Last Residence: 57104 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South DakotaBorn: 11 Dec 1929
Died: 10 Jul 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (Before 1951)
OBIT: Miller Funeral Home, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Betty Lou Handy (Dec 11 1929 - Jul 10 2005)
Betty Lou Handy, age 75, died July 10, 2005, at the Good Samaritan Village of Sioux Falls, SD.
Betty Lou, daughter of Gale & Beth Braithwaite was born December 11, 1929, in Sioux Falls.
She graduated from Washington High School. In 1952 she received her B.A. degree in Religious Education from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN. Shortly after college Betty Lou married Oliver C. Handy that same year in Sioux Falls.
In 1959, Betty Lou returned to Sioux Falls with her three young sons, David, Mike, and Doug to begin her elementary teaching career of nearly thirty years in the Public School System. During this time she also earned a Master’s Degree in Children’s Literature from Augustana College in 1969. She loved teaching children to read and continued this passion after retirement by spending six months in 1995 as a volunteer in mission to Taiwan, teaching English as a second language at the Presbyterian Church of Taipai. She also was a tutor in various reading programs for refugees and immigrants in the Sioux Falls area. Betty Lou was a devout Christian and a dedicated fifty- year member of First Presbyterian Church of Sioux Falls, serving in many capacities including: elder, deacon, mission & stewardship boards, caring friend programs, teaching Sunday School, as well as a Bethel Bible Study course, and serving where else she may be needed. She was committed by her faith to reach out to others by also volunteering in many community organizations such as Meals on Wheels and The Banquet. She relished her social time by participating in a number of activities such as Presbyterian Women, Bible Study Fellowship, P.E.O. and book groups.
Betty Lou was preceded in death by her parents and is survived by her brother, Richard (Martha) Braithwaite of Sioux Falls and three sons: Dr. David Handy (Irene) recently of Sioux Falls and sons Mike (Maxine) Handy and Doug (Pam) Handy of Lake City, Fl. Other close family members grateful for sharing her life include: grandchildren, Joel & Kara Handy of Wheaton, IL; niece Mindy Braithwaite; nephews Dr. Tom (Tacey) Braithwaite; Tim (Mary) Braithwaite all of Sioux Falls, as well as numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren of Lake City, Fl.
Memorials may be directed to the Cup Bearers’ Ministry of First Presbyterian Church or The Banquet of Sioux Falls. Memorial Service 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, 2005 First Presbyterian Church Sioux Falls."2Obituary, Jan 2012. "Comments: Gale Benson Braithwaite
married: 30 JUN 1925 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN to
Effie Elizabeth "Beth" Bailey d/o Benjamin Franklin Bailey & Sarah Elizabeth Straight
b 16 SEP 1896 Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, MI
d 15 JUL 1985 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
bur: Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
Death: SSDI
Name: Gale Braithwaite
SSN: 503-44-6178
Last Residence: 57105 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota, United States of America
Born: 17 Apr 1895
Died: Sep 1974
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (1956 )
Death: SSDI
Elizabeth BRAITHWAITE
Birth Date: 16 Sep 1896
Death Date: Jul 1985
Social Security Number: 503-22-6198
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: South Dakota
Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 57105
Localities: Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
Two Children:
-------------------------------------
1) Richard B. "Dick" Braithwaite
b 15 NOV 1926 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
d 8 SEP 2008 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
bur: 12 SEP 2008 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
md: Martha "Marty" ________
Three children:
1) Minday Braithwaite
2) Thomas Braithwaite md Tracey ______
3) Timothy Braithwaite md Mary _______
Death: SSDI
Name: Richard B. Braithwaite
Last Residence: 57103 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South DakotaBorn: 15 Nov 1926
Died: 8 Sep 2008
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (Before 1951)
OBIT: Miller Funeral Home
Richard "Dick" B. Braithwaite (Nov 15 1926 - Sep 08 2008)
Richard Braithwaite, 81, of Sioux Falls, died Monday, September 8, 2008 at Avera Prince of Peace Retirement Village.
Richard B 'Dick' Braithwaite was born November 15, 1926, to Gale and Beth Braithwaite in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He grew up in Sioux Falls where he received his education, graduating from Washington High School in 1944. Following high school, he entered military service and served in the U.S. Army from 1944 until his honorable discharge as a Tech Sergeant in 1946. Upon his return from the military, he attended the University of Minnesota from which he graduated on August 24, 1950 with J.D and L.L.D. degrees in law. He returned to Sioux Falls and began his law practice in 1951 with his father, Gale Braithwaite. In 1973, he was appointed judge of the Second Judicial Circuit by Governor Richard Kneip. During his time on the bench, he presided over the Minnehaha Courthouse riot trials in the 1970’s. He served on the bench until 1980. He continued practicing law until his retirement in 1989.
Dick was an active member of First Presbyterian Church of which he was a member for nearly 70 years, where he served as an Elder, a Deacon, and was a dedicated Bible teacher. He served as chairman of the Minnehaha County Red Cross and was on the Minnehaha County Mental Health Board. Dick was on the board of the Sioux Falls Parks Department, and was on the boards of directors for the South Dakota Golf Association and the Y.M.C.A. Other activities include being a tutor at Eugene Field Elementary School, being an avid golfer, and spending time with his family. Mr. Braithwaite was a missionary to Taiwan as well as central and eastern Africa.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife, Marty Braithwaite; his children, Mindy Braithwaite, Thomas (Tacey) Braithwaite, and Timothy (Mary) Braithwaite, all of Sioux Falls; and three grandchildren, Alison, Matthew, and Arianne and her fiancé, Jeffrey Lehn. He also has one great granddaughter, Raelyn. He was preceded in death by his parents, and one sister, Betty Lou Handy.
Memorial services will be held 2:30 pm Friday at First Presbyterian Church. The family will be present to greet friends from 6:00 – 8:00 pm Thursday at Miller Funeral Home, Main Avenue location.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to The Banquet, or the Seed Sowers Ministry of First Presbyterian Church.
----------------------------
2)Betty Lou Braithwaite
b 11 DEC 1929 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
d 10 JUL 2005 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
bur: 13 JUL 2005 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, S.D.
md: Oliver Charles Handy
b 13 JAN 1930 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
d 14 MAR 1998 Fort Snelling, Hennepin, MN
bur: Fort Snelling National Cem., Fort Snelling, Hennepin, MN
Three Children:
1) David Handy Dr. md Irene_________
2) Mike Handy md Maxine ___________
3) Doug Handy md Pam ____________
Death: SSDI
Name: Betty Lou Handy
Last Residence: 57104 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota
Born: 11 Dec 1929
Died: 10 Jul 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: South Dakota (Before 1951)
OBIT: Miller Funeral Home, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Betty Lou Handy (Dec 11 1929 - Jul 10 2005)
Betty Lou Handy, age 75, died July 10, 2005, at the Good Samaritan Village of Sioux Falls, SD.
Betty Lou, daughter of Gale & Beth Braithwaite was born December 11, 1929, in Sioux Falls.
She graduated from Washington High School. In 1952 she received her B.A. degree in Religious Education from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN. Shortly after college Betty Lou married Oliver C. Handy that same year in Sioux Falls.
In 1959, Betty Lou returned to Sioux Falls with her three young sons, David, Mike, and Doug to begin her elementary teaching career of nearly thirty years in the Public School System. During this time she also earned a Master’s Degree in Children’s Literature from Augustana College in 1969. She loved teaching children to read and continued this passion after retirement by spending six months in 1995 as a volunteer in mission to Taiwan, teaching English as a second language at the Presbyterian Church of Taipai. She also was a tutor in various reading programs for refugees and immigrants in the Sioux Falls area. Betty Lou was a devout Christian and a dedicated fifty- year member of First Presbyterian Church of Sioux Falls, serving in many capacities including: elder, deacon, mission & stewardship boards, caring friend programs, teaching Sunday School, as well as a Bethel Bible Study course, and serving where else she may be needed. She was committed by her faith to reach out to others by also volunteering in many community organizations such as Meals on Wheels and The Banquet. She relished her social time by participating in a number of activities such as Presbyterian Women, Bible Study Fellowship, P.E.O. and book groups.
Betty Lou was preceded in death by her parents and is survived by her brother, Richard (Martha) Braithwaite of Sioux Falls and three sons: Dr. David Handy (Irene) recently of Sioux Falls and sons Mike (Maxine) Handy and Doug (Pam) Handy of Lake City, Fl. Other close family members grateful for sharing her life include: grandchildren, Joel & Kara Handy of Wheaton, IL; niece Mindy Braithwaite; nephews Dr. Tom (Tacey) Braithwaite; Tim (Mary) Braithwaite all of Sioux Falls, as well as numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren of Lake City, Fl.
Memorials may be directed to the Cup Bearers’ Ministry of First Presbyterian Church or The Banquet of Sioux Falls. Memorial Service 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, 2005 First Presbyterian Church Sioux Falls
Death: SSDI
Name: Oliver C. Handy
SSN: 468-28-9684
Last Residence: 55101 Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, United States of America
Born: 13 Jan 1930
Died: 14 Mar 1998
State (Year) SSN issued: Minnesota (Before 1951)
Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
Name: Oliver Charles Handy
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1930
Birth City: Minneapolis
Birth State or Country: Minnesota
Death Date: 14 Mar 1998
Death County: Hennepin
Death City: Fort Snelling
Mother's Maiden Name: Wilson
State File Number: 1998-MN-008445."