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     Glenn Alvero Olds was born on 25 Jul 1893 at Middleton, Oregon.^2,3 He was the son of Fred Alverso Olds and Sarah J. Sheridan.¹ Glenn Alvero Olds married Hazel Ross in 1918.⁴ Glenn Alvero Olds died on 8 Jul 1948 at Calgary, Canada, at age 54.^5,6
     "Glenn Olds, son of Fred Alverso Olds (22) and Sarah Sheridan Olds, was born July 25, 1893, at Middleton, Oregon. Died July 7, 1948. In 1918 he married Hazel Ross. They had the following children: Ross Olds; Glenn Olds, Jr; and Jack Olds."⁴
     His obituary states:
"Glenn A. Olds Services Set
"Sherwood to Bury Angler Thursday
"Funeral services for Glenn A. Olds, 56, who drowned July 8 while on a vacation fishing trip near Calgary, Canada, will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Methodist church in Sherwood.
"Mr. Olds who was accompanied by his wife on the fishing trip to Canada, died when a boat in which he was riding with two friends capsized in the eddy of a waterfall in the Bow river. One companion also drowned.
"Member of a Pioneer Washington county family, he was born in Sherwood in 1892 and for many years was an employee of the Oregon Motor stages in the Tualitiin valley. More recently, he was the owner and proprietor of the Olds Lumber mill at Sherwood.
"Mr. Olds was known as hunter and fisherman and had been active in the Rod and Gun club and the grange. He was also president of the Old Timer's association of the Tualatin valley.
"Three Sons Survive
"He is survived by the widow, Hazel Margaret Olds of Sherwood; three sons, Ross, of Portland; Jack, of Sherwood, and Rev. Glenn A. Olds, professor at DePauw university in Indiana. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rose of Sherwood, and Mrs. F. Dodi, Portland, and two brothers, Dorcie and Revil Olds of Sherwood.
"Hollingsworth Funeral directors at Newburg are in charge of arrangements."⁷

     Goldie Bell Olds was born on 15 Nov 1900.¹ She was the daughter of James Henry Olds and Martha Cyrella Goldsberry.¹ Goldie Bell Olds died on 1 Jan 1948 at Ramsey County, Minnesota, at age 47.^2,3
     The Cardwell/Skinner Public Member Tree at Ancestry.com shows Goldie Bell Olds, born 19 Nov 1900 at Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota, married James W. Barrot and died 1 Jan 1948 in Ramsey County, Minnesota. I did not find documentation of the marriage but the death record is in the Minnesota Death Record Index on Ancestry.com.⁴
     Other Barott children whose mother's maiden name was Olds, born after the 1930 census, may belong to this family also:
Barott, Herbert Clifford Date of Birth: 09 Apr 1930 Mother Maiden Name: Olds. He was born in Ramsey County.
Barott, Eunice Bernardine Date of Birth: 16 Feb 1932 Mother Maiden Name: Olds. Eunice was born in Ramsey County.
Barott, Gilbert Franklin Thomas Date of Birth: 23 Mar 1933 Mother Maiden Name: Olds. He was born in Ramsey County.
Barett, Ted Roger Date of Birth: 15 Dec 1934 Mother Maiden Name: Olds. He was born in Ramsey County.
Timothy Joseph Barott Birth Date: 7 Feb 1937 Birth County: Ramsey Father: James Barott Mother: Goldie Olds File Number: 1937-MN-029588
Dianne Barott Birth Date: 20 Jan 1939 Birth County: Ramsey Father: James Barott Mother: Goldie Olds File Number: 1939-MN-006352
Janet Joy Beatrice Barott Birth Date: 8 Oct 1941 Birth County: Ramsey Father: James Barott Mother: Goldie Olds File Number: 1941-MN-038246.^5,6

     Grace Olds was born on 21 Dec 1900 at Detroit, Michigan.¹ She died on 22 Dec 1900.¹ She was the daughter of Elmer Mertillo Olds and Minnie Albertine Dause.¹ Grace Olds was buried at Woodmere Cemetery, Delray, Wayne County, Michigan.¹

     Grace D. Olds was born c 1877 at New York. She was the daughter of Moses P. Olds and Jennette (?).

     Grace M. Olds married (1) Russell Kline.² Grace M. Olds was born on 1 Feb 1897 at Leslie, Ingham County, Michigan.^1,3 She was the daughter of Jesse L. Olds and Cora Belle Stanley.¹ Grace M. Olds married (2) Joseph Jones on 8 Mar 1929 at Battle Creek, Michigan.⁴

     Grace Pauline Olds was born on 28 Jul 1894.¹ She was the daughter of Alfred W. Olds and Louise B. (?).^1,2

     Grace S. Olds was born on 25 Aug 1877.¹ She was the daughter of Edward Everett Olds and Mary Smith.¹ Grace S. Olds died in 1901.¹

     Grace Violet Olds was born on 28 Jul 1895.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Emery Olds and Bertha Louise Jacobs.¹

     Grant Olds was born on 13 Aug 1953.¹ He was the son of Orville Lee "Boy" Olds and Joyce Aders.¹ Grant Olds died on 12 Jul 2017 at age 63.²
     His obituary states:
     
Conkle Funeral Home, Avon Chapel
"Grant Boy Olds
"( August 13, 1953 - July 12, 2017 )
"Grant Boy Olds, 63, of Avon, Indiana, formerly of Richland, Montgomery, and Newburgh, passed away on July 12, 2017.
"Grant is survived by his wife, Cynthia 'Cindy' (Stoops) Olds, and their children, James 'Chris' Olds (Meghan) and Courtney Emerson (Trevor); grandchildren Austin Olds, Addison Olds and Joelle Emerson; sisters, Ginger Wetzel (Keith), Jeanne Alverson (Robert), and Tenna Watts (Frank); mother-in-law Barbara Stoops; brothers-in-law, Christopher Stoops (Pamela) and Mark Stoops (Avrea) and sister-in-law Beth McNulty (Brian); as well as many beloved nephews, nieces, cousins, and dear friends. He was preceded in death by parents, Orville 'Boy' and Joyce Olds, sons Andrew Olds and Lee Olds, grandson Matthew Olds, brother Mark Olds, sister Monna Childers, brother-in-law Jim Childers, father-in-law Royce Stoops and sister-in-law Pamela Nolan.
"Grant was born on August 13, 1953, in Reno, Nevada. He graduated from South Spencer High in 1971, attended Western Kentucky University where he was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, and later received a Bachelors of Science degree in Marketing from Indiana State University (Evansville) in 1978. He went on to have a very successful 35 year career as an Agricultural Lender. He married Cindy Stoops on December 29, 1973, and they spent 43 years of wedded bliss together. Grant and Cindy moved to the Montgomery Indiana area in the early 90s where they raised their children and he served on the Barr-Reeve School Board, was a member of the Montgomery Ruritan Club and was honored to receive the Sagamore of the Wabash Award. He was also a member of the American Legion and Moose Lodge, enjoyed music, was a dedicated fan of Indiana University basketball, Notre Dame football, and the St. Louis Cardinals, was a season ticket holder of the Indianapolis Colts, and attended the Indianapolis 500 each year with family and friends. Grant's favorite past time was being a member of the Austin Olds Racing pit crew and watching his grandson race go karts across the country.
"A Celebration of Life ceremony will be held at The Goose Pond Lodge in Bloomfield, Indiana, at a later date, to be announced on social media. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Barr-Reeve Scholarship Foundation and American Brain Tumor Association."²

     Grant Olds was born in 1868.^1,2 He was the son of David Osmun Olds and Matilda E. Patton.¹ Grant Olds married Beatrice Hughes c 1894.^3,4 Grant Olds was buried at Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon.⁵ He died on 18 Jan 1940.^2,6
     Grant Olds and Beatrice Olds appeared on the census of 15 Jun 1900 at Abernathy Precinct, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     230 Olds, Grant, head, 31 ,b. Dec. 1868, b. Ill., father b. Vt.
      , Beatrice, wife, 28, b. May 1882, marr. 6 yrs., 2 children, b. Oregon, parents b. England
      , Charles H. H., 4, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. England
      , ??old, son, 1, b. Oregon
[some portions of this record could not be read].⁴
Grant Olds and Beatrice Olds appeared on the census of May 1910 at Abernathy Precinct, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     287/287 Olds, Grant, head, 41, marr. once, 16 yrs, b. Ill., father b. Vt., mother b. U. S., mill wright at paper mill
      , Beatrice, wife, 46, marr. once, 16 yrs, 2 children, 2 living, b. England, parents b. England
      , Charles H. H., son, 14, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. Eng.
      , Harrold D., son, 10, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. Eng.
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Johnson, Sydney S., boarder, 21, single, b. Oregon, parents b. U. S., public school teacher.⁷
Grant Olds and Beatrice Olds appeared on the census of Jan 1920 at Clarendon Street, Gladstone City, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     283/288 Olds, Grant, head, 51, b. Ill., father b. Vermont, mother b. Virginia, Mill wright, paper mill
      , Beatrice, wife, 52, immigrated 1864, naturalized, b. England, parents b. England
      , Dale, son, 20, b. Oregon, father b. Ill., mother b. England, paymaster in Dept. store.⁸
Grant Olds and Beatrice Olds appeared on the census of 21 Apr 1930 at Clarendon Street, Gladstone City, Clackamas County, Oregon, as follows:
     63/64 Olds, Grant, head, 61, 1st marr. at 24, b. Neb., father b. Vt, mother b. Ind., master mechanic in construction
      , Beatrice, wife, age unknown, 1st marr. at 66 [sic], b. Eng., parents b. Eng., immigrated 1881, naturalized.⁹

     Grant Olds was born c 1920 at Wyoming.¹ He was the son of David Calvin Olds and Susie Shortley.¹

     Grant Donald Olds was the son of George David Olds and Ethel "Joyce" Christmas.²

     Granville Olds was born on 4 Feb 1852.² He was the son of Reuben Olds and Elmira Ferguson.¹ Granville Olds died on 18 Jun 1898 at Dalton, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, at age 46.^3,4

     Gregory Olds was born in 1935 at Kansas.¹ He was the son of Dwight Alexander Olds and Pauline Jeanette Dobson.^1,2

     Gregory David Olds was the son of George David Olds and Ethel "Joyce" Christmas.¹

     Grover E. Olds was born on 16 Jan 1891 at Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.^2,3 He was the son of Edwin Ruthven Olds and Nancy A. Fulmer.¹ Grover E. Olds married (1) Mabel E. Poston on 4 Sep 1915 at Jackson County, Missouri.⁴ Grover E. Olds married (2) Adeline (?) on 27 Aug 1937 at Indiana.⁵ Grover E. Olds and Adeline were divorced on 1 Nov 1943 at Wayne County, Michigan.⁵ Grover E. Olds died in Apr 1967 at age 76⁶ and was buried at Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.⁷
     
      He "lives in Chicago, Ill."¹
     ""He was in the bus business down in Ill. near a camp. He went to Kansas City, there an auto agent, was also in the Air Force in World War I (told by Arthur Olds, son of Almon Olds)."¹⁰ He registered with the World War I Selective Service System on 5 Jun 1917 at Precinct 13, Ward 4, Kansas City, Missouri. He described himself as living at 5200 Magnolia Avenue in Chicago, age 28, born in "Ashkosh", Wisconsin, and his occupation was automobile salesman for Maxwell Motor Sales Company. He was medium in height, medium in build, with light brown eyes and had black hair. His closest relative was a wife, dependant on him, on the basis of which he claimed draft exemption. He also stated that he wore glasses all the time. He had been a Sargent [sic] for two years at the University of Illinois..¹¹
Grover E. Olds and Mabel E. Olds appeared on the census of 10 Jan 1920 at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, as follows:
     479 Olds, Grover E., head, 29, b. Wisc., father b. NY, mother b. Wisc., salesman, automobile Co.
      , Mabel E., wife, 29, b. MO, parents b. MO.¹²
Grover E. Olds and Adeline Olds appeared on the census of 2 Apr 1940 at Ward 48, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, as follows:
     13 Olds, Grover E., head, 47, 2 yrs college, b. Wisc., oil company salesman, mechanical engineering
      , Adeline, wife, 34, 8 yrs school, b. Wisc., punch press, printing labels
      , Nancy, mother, 72, widowed, 4 yrs h.s., b. Wisc.
[All three lived in the same place as of 1 Apr 1935. Nancy Olds was the informant,]¹³

     Gurney L. Olds was the son of Orcelius Luther Olds and Alice M. Douglass.¹ Gurney L. Olds died young.¹

     Guy Melvin Olds was born on 7 Sep 1877 near Wyanet, Bureau County, Illinois.^1,2,3 He was the son of John Hixon Olds and Anna Belle Krimmel. Guy Melvin Olds married Thirza Fanny Kinder on 16 Feb 1910.^4,5 Guy Melvin Olds died on 14 Feb 1916 at 911 Fisher Street, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois, at age 38^1,6,3 and was buried on 17 Feb 1916 at Forest Hill Cemetery, Wyanet, Bureau County, Illinois.^7,8
     ToDo: Relocate obit of Guy Olds as nephew of poet Bryant. check "gauger" and "elegible. '

     Master Guy Melvin Olds gave a recitation entitled Grandpa Brown's Cow at a public program in 1892.⁹
     Guy M. Olds of Wyanet, Illinois, was among the graduates of Northern Indiana Law School in the class of 1900 (30 May). He received the LL. B. degree and was on the invitation committee.¹⁰
     Guy M. Olds, of Wvanet, has just graduated from a two years course in the law school at Valparaiso, Ind., and returned home. By the law of this state now, he is required to put in another year, and has not yet decided where he will do it.¹¹
     Guy Olds is rapidly forging to the front aa a lawyer. He has had several cases, has run up against some of Princeton's talent that has long since been admitted to the bar, but has got his first case to lose. He has also come in contact with Young, the best criminal lawyer in the state, and knocked him out. Guy is a brilliant young man, well adapted to his chosen profession, and we predict a bright future for him. We have no scruples in recommending Guy to any one having business in his line.¹²
     Guy Olds left on the noon train Wednesday for Oklahoma, where he will engage in law practice.¹³
     (from an unidentified newspaper clipping, apparently in Muscatine, IA)
"SOCIETY. Guy Melvin Olds, local manager of the J. C. Meacham Land company, returned to this city Thursday evening, accompanied by his wife, who[:CR:][:TAB:](from an unidentified newspaper clipping, apparently in Muscatine, IA) "[BOLD:]SOCIETY.[:BOLD] Guy Melvin Olds, local manager of the J. C. Meacham Land company, returned to this city Thursday evening, accompanied by his wife, who[m] he acquired at LaSalle, Ill., on Wednesday evening. He was united in marriage to Miss Thirza Fanny Kinder at 5 o’clock at the Kinder-Johnson home, northeast of LaSalle. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. J. Ridings, pastor of the LaSalle Congregational church. The ceremony was a beautiful and impressive one, the ring service being used. Following the hymeneal event, a six course dinner was served to the bridal party and guests. Mrs. Olds is one of the most popular ladies of LaSalle, prominent in social circles, highly cultured and accomplished. Mr. Olds is very well known in this city despite his brief residence here. As attorney and manager of the Meacham company, he has been prominent in local business and real estate circles during his six month’s residence in Muscatine. He has been eminently successful in his work, and has cultivated the acquaintance of a large number of business associates, and well merits their esteem and friendship. His pleasant personality, genial manner and business integrity have already won for him a place in the commercial life of this city. “Mr. and Mrs. Olds will be at home to their friends in this city at once at 111 East Fourth street. They are located at this place but temporarily, however, expecting to take up a permanent residence shortly.” he acquired at LaSalle, Ill., on Wednesday evening. He was united in marriage to Miss Thirza Fanny Kinder at 5 o’clock at the Kinder-Johnson home, northeast of LaSalle. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. J. Ridings, pastor of the LaSalle Congregational church. The ceremony was a beautiful and impressive one, the ring service being used. Following the hymeneal event, a six course dinner was served to the bridal party and guests. Mrs. Olds is one of the most popular ladies of LaSalle, prominent in social circles, highly cultured and accomplished. Mr. Olds is very well known in this city despite his brief residence here. As attorney and manager of the Meacham company, he has been prominent in local business and real estate circles during his six month’s residence in Muscatine. He has been eminently successful in his work, and has cultivated the acquaintance of a large number of business associates, and well merits their esteem and friendship. His pleasant personality, genial manner and business integrity have already won for him a place in the commercial life of this city.
“Mr. and Mrs. Olds will be at home to their friends in this city at once at 111 East Fourth street. They are located at this place but temporarily, however, expecting to take up a permanent residence shortly.”.
     Guy Olds met with quite a painful accident Monday night. While standing on the side porch of the Wyanet house talking the railing gave away and he fell breaking his collar bone.¹⁴
     "Guy Olds and Henry Garman left Tuesday for Oklahoma to look after their homesteads, the latter having bought out the interest of Geo. Heaton in his."¹⁵
     "Guy Olds came from Muscatine, Iowa, Saturday, returning on Sunday. He has a position as general manager in a land office at that place."¹⁶
     
     "Muscatine Man Is Given A Berth In Internal Revenue Department
"Guy M. Olds, who has been connected with the Meacham Land Company during the last fifteen months, has received an appointment as gauger in the Peoria district of the Internal Revenue Department, and he expects to take up his new duties immediately. Mr. Olds' headquarters will be in Peoria and together with his wife he will leave for that place tomorrow. Mr. Olds took an examination for the position of gauger about two years ago, and he had long since given up hope of landing anything. However, the government has a quiet way of doing things, and his name was kept on a list of eligibles until there was a vacancy. Then the official of the department called Mr. Olds over the telephone and asked whether he was still of the notion of becoming a gauger. He was, of course, and accepted immediately."
This article includes a nice portrait of Guy M. Olds.¹⁷
     His obituary states:
     “Nephew of Poet Bryant Dies in U. S. Service
     “Guy M. Olds, Guager [sic], came from a celebrated family -- born at Wyanet.
“Guy M. Olds, a gauger in the United States internal revenue service and a resident of Peoria for six years, died yesterday at 12:25 p.m. at his residence, 911 Fisher street, age 38 years. Mr. Olds was a member of a celebrated American family and was a nephew of the poet and writer, William Cullen Bryant. He came to Peoria in 1910 to enter the revenue service and has since made his home here.
“Guy M. Olds was born in Wyanet, Ill., Sept. 7, 1877. He was reared in that place and attended the schools there, later studying law in Valparaiso, Ind. He graduated here [sic] in 1900 and practiced law for a time at his home and in Oklahoma. He was married in 1910 to Miss Thirza Kinder of LaSalle, IL, who survives him, together with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Olds, of Wyanet; three brothers, Howard and Bryant of Wyanet, and John of Muscatine, Iowa; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Sapp, of Princeton, Ill; Mrs. George Dahl, of Earlville, Ill; Mrs. Roy [sic-- Roe] Whitney, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and Mrs. Charles Webster, of Portland, Ore.
“Funeral services will be held at his late residence at 1:45 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, under the auspices of Temple Lodge, No. 46, A. F. & A. M., of which organization Mr. Olds was a member. The body will be taken to Wyanet for interment, the services there being conducted Thursday afternoon by the Masonic lodge of that city.”
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“DEATHS OLDS -- Guy N.[sic] Olds, at the residence of Geo. B. Cundiff, 911 Fisher street, Monday, Feb. 14th, at 12:25 p. m. Aged 38 years, 5 months, 7 days. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock under the auspices [of] Temple Lodge No. 46, A. F. & A. M. Interment Thursday morning in Wyanet, Ill.”.¹⁸
     Another obituary for Guy states:
     “Guy Olds passed away at his home in Peoria, at 12:25 o’clock, Monday noon, succumbing to an illness which kept him to his bed for six weeks, due to kidney trouble. He has lived in Peoria for six years and has been connected with the U. S. internal revenue service as gauger, being one of the most efficient men in that work.
“Funeral services are being held this afternoon at the Peoria residence, under the auspices of Temple lodge No. 6, A. F. & A. M. The body will then be brought to Wyanet this evening, and tomorrow -- Thursday -- at 3 o’clock, final rites will be conducted at the home of his mother, when burial will be made in Forest Hill cemetery. This last service is to be in charge of the local Masonic order.
“Guy Melvin Olds was born Sept. 7, 1877, the son of John H. (deceased) and Anna Krimmell Olds. The family at that time lived on a farm south of town, later coming to Wyanet. He was reared in this community, got his school education here, and then later took a course in law at Valparaiso, Indiana, graduating in 1900. He entered into the practice of his profession here, and for a time was also a practicing attorney in Oklahoma. In 1910 he was married to Miss Thirza Kinder of LaSalle. That same year he secured his position at Peoria.
“The deceased is survived by his wife; his mother, Mrs. J. H. Olds; three brothers, Bryant and Howard of this place, John of Muscatine, Iowa; four sisters, Mrs. Edna Sapp, of Princeton, Mrs. Blanche Whitney of Couer d’Alene, Idaho; Mrs. Lucy Webster, of Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Myra Dahl of Earlville, Ill.
“Save the sisters in the far Northwest, all the above were at his bedside almost continuously during his last illness, and were at the home aat [sic] the moment of his death.
“In the loss of this husband, son and brother, the sympathy of the entire community goes out to the sadly bereaved relatives. Guy M. Olds was a favorite with all who knew him and he made friends easily -- his manner was always frank, jovial, cordial, and unaffecting. While the family has sustained a great loss, every acquaintance also feels it to be a personal one.”.¹⁹
     His death record, with informant Mrs. Guy M. Olds of 911 Fisher St., shows he was born 7 Sept. 1877, the son of John H. Olds, b. in IL, and Anabel Crimmel, b. PA. He was 38 years, 5 months, 7 days old when he died at 12:25 p. m. on 14 Feb. 1916 of interstitial nephritis and uremia. His last occupation was Government Storekeeper. He died at 911 Fisher Street in Peoria.¹
     Another obituary for Guy states:
     (from an unidentified newspaper clipping, apparently in Wyanet)
“Guy Melvin Olds, third son of John H. Olds (deceased) and Anna Krimmel Olds was born on the farm south of Wyanet, September 7, 1877, and died at his home in Peoria, Feb. 14, 1916. He was raised here, attending our high school and after graduating took a course in law at Valparaiso, Ind., graduating in 1900. He began practice here, later was a practicing attorney in Oklahoma. In 1910 he obtained position under the government as a gauger in the revenue and was considered as one of the most efficient of the force. In 1910, he was married to Miss Thirza Kinder of LaSalle, Ill., sister of Mrs. George Cundiff, former merchant of this place, who now lives in Peoria, and the two families lived in the same building. Funeral services were conducted in Peoria Wednesday by the Masonic fraternity. The remains were brought to the old home that evening and funeral service held Thursday afternoon at the house under the auspices of our local Masonic lodge, assisted by brothers from adjoining cities. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Ridley, Congregational pastor of Oak Park, Chicago, who officiated at the marriage of Mr. Olds and his now bereaved widow. A large attendance at the funeral testified the respect and sympathy of our people. The interment was in our beautiful Forest Hill cemetery. He is survived by the wife, the mother, Mrs. John H. Olds, three brothers, Bryant and Howard, of this vicinity, and John C. of Muscatine, Ia., and four sisters, Mrs. Edna Sapp of Princeton, Mrs. Blanche Whitney of Couer d’Alene, Idaho; Mrs. Lucy Webster, of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Myra Dahl of Earlville, Ill. Excepting the sisters in the far west the family were with him almost constantly and were present at the funeral. Friends present from abroad were Mr. Merrill, Mr. Nailer, Mr. Comeford, Mr. and Mrs. George Cundiff, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kennelly of Peoria, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Kinder of LaSalle; Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. David Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booth, Tiskilwa, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Bangston and Alden Stinson of Buda. The heartfelt sympathy of our community is given to the entire family. Guy was a favorite with everybody. His manner was always frank, jovial and cordial. He made friends easily and never lost them. It is hard to see so bright and able a young man taken from loving friends and a life of usefulness.”.²⁰
     Another obituary for Guy states:
     “The funeral of Guy M. Olds of Peoria was held at the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna B. Olds, on Thursday afternoon of last week. A large number of friends and relatives of the deceased were present to pay their last respects to him who until recent years was a resident of this village, for Mr. Olds was born on a farm near here on the 7th of September, 1877, and later came to Wyanet with his father, John H. Olds, and his mother, Anna Krimmel Olds. His early education was received in the schools of this village. He later completed a law course at Valparaiso, Indiana. Mr. Olds married in 1910, and the day preceding the funeral here was their wedding anniversary. Rev. Ridley of Oak Park, who united them in marriage, was present to preach his funeral sermon. For the last six years Mr. Olds has made his home in Peoria, where he held a good position and was a favorite of all who knew him. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and of the Order of the Eastern Star. A quartette, Mr. J. G. Sapp, Mrs. Con Brown, and the Misses B. L. Hudson and H. D. Weaver, with Mrs. Lee Oloffson at the organ, sang very beautifully “Nearer My God to Thee” and “Lead Kindly Light”, while Mrs. Sapp and Mrs. Brown sang “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” as a duet. The floral offerings were many and beautiful and were expressions of the friendship[sic] which were his. At the grave in Forest Hill cemetery the Masonic lodge performed the rites characteristic of the order. Surviving him are his wife, Thirza Kinder Olds, his mother, Mrs. Anna B. Olds, three brothers, Bryant and Howard of this place, and John of Muscatine, Iowa; four sisters, Mrs. Ednah[sic] Sapp of Princeton, Mrs. Blanche Whitney of Couer d’Alene, Idaho; Mrs. Lucy Webster of Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Myra Dahl of Earlville.”.²

     Halsey Knapp Olds died in 1881.¹ He was born in 1881.¹ He was the son of Edward Allen Olds and Ella Knapp.¹

     Halsey/Holsey E. Olds was born on 1 Aug 1805 at Onondaga, New York.¹ He was the son of Hanford Olds and Anna Ellis.¹ Halsey/Holsey E. Olds died on 2 Nov 1836 at Pennsylvania at age 31.²
     In 1904, only the grand children, not the children, of "Halsey" were listed as heirs of Levi E. Olds.

     Hamilton Olds was the son of Joseph (Branch Co. (Mich) pioneer) Olds.¹

     Hanford Olds was born on 28 Dec 1778.¹ He married Anna Ellis on 14 Feb 1802 at Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts.^2,1 Hanford Olds died on 1 Nov 1843 at Pittsfield, Washtenaw County, Michigan, at age 64.¹ He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan.³
     "The following line is undoubtedly descended from Hanford Old, son of Robert, but through which son of Hanford has not been discovered. A pure surmise might be that it was through Daniel, as there was a Daniel Olds who enlisted from Pittsfield, Mass., 1776, in the Revolutionary War, but no proof of this is obtainable, yet.
"Hanford Olds, born December 28, 1778⁴, birthplace unknown, probably Massachusetts or Connecticut; died November 1, 1843 at Pittsfield, Washtenaw County, Mich; buried in Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Mich; married February 14, 1802, in Pittsfield, Mass., Anna Ellis (born January 22, 1776, Hebron, Conn; died July 11, 1862, Pittsfield, Mich.); he settled in Onondaga, N. Y; in 1823 moved to Chili or Wheatland, Monroe Co., N. Y., and in 1836 to Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich; he is supposed to have been a farmer in Onondaga Co., and was a minute man in the War of 1812. While in Monroe Co. he burned the waterlime needed in building the Erie Canal, and in Michigan he was a farmer."¹
     Hanford and his wife Anna are mentioned in the probate of her father, John Ellis, which was made 2 Sep 1799 and probated 5 Apr 1803. (Berkley County, Mass., probate 11:292, file 2297)⁵
"The heirs were wife Elizabeth, children Warren and Nancy Ellis; Jonathan and Wealthy Ellis; John and Submit Ellis; David Ellis; Sarah and David Lawrence; Levi and Silence Ellis, and Anna and Hanford Olds of Onondaga County, and Elizabeth and Joseph Fairfield Jr., and Huldah and Daniel Merrills of Pittsfield."⁶
Hanford Olds appeared on the census of 1810 at Onondaga County, New York, as follows:
     1 m. under 10, 1 male 16-25, 1 m. 26-44, 1 f. under 10, 1 f. 26-44.⁷
Hanford Olds appeared on the census of 1820 at Onondaga County, New York, as follows:
     Hanford Olds, 2 males under 10, 1 m. 10-15, 3 m. 16-25, 5 m. 26-44, 1 m. over 45, 2 f. under 10, 2 f. 16-25, 1 f. 26-44.⁸
Hanford Olds appeared on the census of 1830 at Chili, Monroe County, New York, as follows:
     Hanford Olds, 1 male 10-14, 1 m. 15-19, 1 male 50-59, 1 f. under 5, 1 f. 10-14, 1 f. 15-19, 1 f. 50-59.⁹
Hanford Olds appeared on the census of 1840 at Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan, as follows: Handford Olds, 3 males 20-29, 1 m. age 60-69, 2 f. 20-29, 1 f. 60-69.¹⁰

     Hannah Olds was born on 21 Jul 1743 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Elisha Old and Jerusha Taylor.¹ Hannah Olds was baptized on 29 Jul 1750 at Westfield, Massachusetts.² She married Paul Johnson c 1763.³ Marriage banns for her and Paul Johnson were published c 1763.⁴

     Hannah Olds was born on 12 Mar 1745/46 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.³ She was the daughter of Comfort Old and Abigail Barns.^1,2
     There is only one Hannah Olds of approximately this age in the birth records of Brookfield. The marriage records show that Hannah Olds and John Marble were married on 30 November 1768. "Mehetable MARBEL", daughter of John and Hannah was born in Brookfield on 17 June 1770. David Marble, son of John and Hannah was born 3 Apr 1773 and John, son of John and Hannah, was born there on 15 Nov 1775. There is no death record for any John Marble. A David Marble died there 22 Oct 1827. Widow Hannah Marble and Benjamin Millar published marriage intentions on 10 Jan. 1778. They had no children recorded nor are their death records in the published Vital Records of Brookfield. There are no subsequent marriages there for a Benjamin Miller although two are recorded for the name Hannah Miller.

     Hannah Olds was born on 20 Nov 1749 at Springfield, Massachusetts.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Jonathan Olds and Hannah Jones.¹ Hannah Olds was baptized on 22 Jul 1750 at First Church, Springfield, Massachusetts.^4,5 She married Nathaniel Winslow on 18 Jan 1769 at Ware, Massachusetts.⁶
      According to E. B. Olds, she died in 1775¹ However, she must have been confused with another Hannah because this is surely the Hannah Winslow who got an equal share with Jonathan's other children in the estate of David Olds who died intestate at Belchertown, by 23 Oct. 1811.^. According to Noon, Hannah married a Winslow, a pioneer in New York, and died in 1775.

     Hannah Olds was the daughter of Daniel Olds and Abigail Granger.¹ Hannah Olds married Nathaniel Sanford on 8 Apr 1791.^2,3

     Hannah Olds was born on 28 Jun 1820.^1,2 She was the daughter of Levi Olds and Hannah Ford.¹ Hannah Olds died on 25 Mar 1867 at age 46.³

     Hannah Olds was the daughter of Archer (Archibald) Olds and Philena Webb.¹

     Hannah Olds was the daughter of Samuel Olds and Annie Daniels.¹ Hannah Olds married David Daniels, son of Asa Daniels and Lurane Olds.²

     Hannah Olds was born on 19 Mar 1816 at Ludlow, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Nathan Olds and Hannah Wright.¹ Hannah Olds married Alanson Poole on 26 Oct 1837.¹ Hannah Olds died on 26 Jul 1895 at age 79.² She was buried at East or "Ould" Cemetery, Ludlow, Hampden County, Massachusetts.³
     Hannah Poole and Alanson Poole appeared on the census of 12 Aug 1850, as follows:
     8/9 Alanson Poole, 33, farmer, b. Mass.
      Hannah " , 34, b. Mass.
      Caroline M. , 10, b. Mass.
      Uberline M., 4, male, b. Mass.⁴
Hannah Poole and Alanson Poole appeared on the census of 14 Jun 1880 at Ludlow, Hampden, Massachusetts, as follows:
     156/213 Poole, Alanson, 63, farmer, b. Mass., parents b. Conn.     
, Hannah, 64, wife, keeping house, b. Mass., parents b. Mass.⁵