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     Robert O. Olds was born on 4 Dec 1919 at Seneca County, Ohio.¹ He was the son of Frederick Onatus Olds and Maude L. Rife.¹ Robert O. Olds died on 16 Aug 1999 at Seneca County, Ohio, at age 79² and was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bloomville, Seneca County, Ohio.^3,4
     Robert O. Olds appeared on the census of 12 Apr 1940 in the household of Frederick Onatus Olds and Maude L. Olds at Venice, Seneca County, Ohio.⁵
     An obituary for him appears in the Advertiser Tribune (Tiffin), 18 Aug 1899, page 5A, column O.⁶

     Robert Russell Olds was born on 23 Jun 1963 at Crow Wing County, Minnesota.² He was the son of Deloris Caroline Cripps.¹

     Robin Olds married Ella Raines. Robin Olds was born on 14 Jul 1922 at Luke Field Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii.¹ He was the son of Robert Olds and Eloise Wichman.¹ Robin Olds died on 14 Jun 2007 at age 84.¹
     "Olds was briefly a stepbrother of author Gore Vidal after Olds' father married for the fourth time in June 1942, to Nina Gore Auchinloss. His father died of pneumonia on April 28, 1943, after hospitalization for constrictive pericarditis and Libman-Sacks endocarditis, at the age of 46, just prior to Olds' graduation from West Point.
"In 1946, while based at March Field, Olds met Hollywood actress (and "pin-up girl") Ella Raines on a blind date in Palm Springs. They married in Beverly Hills on February 6, 1947, and had two daughters, Christina and Susan, and a son, Robert Ernest, who was stillborn in 1958. Most of their 29-year marriage, marked by frequent extended separations and difficult homecomings, was turbulent because of a clash of lifestyles, particularly her refusal to ever live in government housing on base. Robin Olds and Ella Raines separated in 1975 and divorced in 1976. Robin married Abigail Morgan Sellers Barnett in January 1978, and they divorced after fifteen years of marriage.
"In his retirement at Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Olds pursued his love of skiing and served on the city's planning commission. He was active in public speaking, making 21 events as late in his life as 2005 and 13 in 2006.
"Olds' fondness for alcohol was well-known. John Darrell Sherwood, in his book Fast Movers: Jet Pilots and the Vietnam Experience, posits that Olds' heavy drinking hurt his post-Vietnam career. On July 12, 2001, Olds was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and resisting arrest near his home in Steamboat Springs. Olds, briefly hospitalized during the incident for facial cuts, plead guilty in return for charges of weaving and felony vehicular eluding being dropped. Olds was placed on one year probation, and ordered to pay almost $900 in fines and costs, attend an alcohol education course, and perform 72 hours of community service.
"Days later, on July 21, 2001, Olds was enshrined at Dayton, Ohio, in the National Aviation Hall of Fame class of 2001, along with test pilot Joseph H. Engle, Marine Corps ace Marion E. Carl, and Albert Lee Ueltschi. He became the only person enshrined in both the National Aviation Hall of Fame and the College Football Hall of Fame.
"In March 2007 Olds was hospitalized in Colorado for complications of Stage 4 prostate cancer. On the evening of June 14, 2007, General Olds died from congestive heart failure in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Olds was honored with a flyover and services at the United States Air Force Academy on June 30, where his ashes will be kept. General Olds will also be remembered as the Class Exemplar of the Academy Class of 2011, which had begun Basic Cadet Training, the first step towards becoming Air Force officers, two days before Olds' funeral."²
     His obituary states: "Legendary fighter pilot Robin Olds dies

"6/15/2007 - U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AFPN) -- Legendary fighter pilot, retired Brig. Gen. Robin Olds, died June 14 from congestive heart failure one month short of his 85th birthday.

"General Olds, rated a triple ace for having shot down a total of 16 enemy aircraft during World War II and the Vietnam War, served his country in assignments to England, Germany, Libya, Thailand and the United States, in positions of squadron, base, group and wing commander, and assignments to Headquarters U.S. Air Force and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

""Triple-ace Robin Olds' legendary leadership and heroic service to the cause of freedom have been an inspiration to our nation and our Air Force," said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley. "He is one of our 'great captains' and a pioneer of air power.

""He became an ace with 12 aerial victories during World War II, flying P-38 Lightnings and P-51 Mustangs, and later shot down 4 MiGs in Vietnam to bring his total to 16. He also led the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing -- the famed "Wolfpack" -- to a record 24 aerial victories, a total unsurpassed by any other wing during the war in Southeast Asia," the general said.

""Throughout his career, he was a staunch advocate for better fighters, better pilot training and new tactics, culminating in the war-winning air-to-air tactics and doctrine of surgical precision bombing we use today. Brigadier General Olds' courageous life stands as a timeless example of the power of faith and the strength of the human spirit.

""Our thoughts and prayers are with his devoted family as they mourn his loss, a loss we feel as well. America and our Air Force are eternally grateful for his leadership and accomplishments, and will remember him always," General Moseley said.

"General Olds was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on July 14, 1922, the son of Maj. Gen. Robert and Mrs. Eloise Olds. He spent his younger years in Hampton, Va., and attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he was an All-American tackle. He graduated in 1943 as a second lieutenant.

"Following graduation from pilot training in 1943, General Olds was assigned to the European Theater at the end of World War II, where he flew 107 combat missions. During the Vietnam War, he flew 152 combat missions in the F-4 Phantom as the wing commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing at Ubon Air Base, Thailand.

"General Olds' exploits as the creator and mission commander of Operation Bolo, the most successful aerial battle of the Vietnam War, has been documented in the recent History Channel Dogfights Special series "Air Ambush."

"He was assigned to the first jet P-80 squadron in 1946; was a member of the first jet Aerial Acrobatic Demonstration Team; won second place in the Thompson Trophy Race, jet division, in Cleveland, in 1946; and participated in the first dawn-to-dusk transcontinental round trip flight. He was a squadron commander of Royal Air Force No.1 Fighter Squadron, Sussex, England, during an exchange tour in 1948.

"General Olds' military decorations include the Air Force Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star with three oak leaf clusters, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross with five oak leaf clusters, Air Medal with 39 oak leaf clusters, British Distinguished Flying Cross, French Croix de Guerre, Vietnam Air Force Distinguished Service Order, Vietnam Air Gallantry Medal with gold wings, and Vietnam Air Service Medal.

"After his duty in Vietnam, General Olds was named commandant of cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy from 1967 to 1971. His last assignment before retiring from the Air Force in 1973 was as director of safety for the Air Force.

"Up to a few months prior to his illness he was frequently called upon as guest speaker and lecturer for his inspirational and motivational talks. He was married to Ella Raines, who died in 1988, and then to Morgan Olds.

"General Olds is survived by two daughters, Christina Olds of Vail, Colo., and Susan Scott-Risner of North Bend, Wash; one granddaughter, Jennifer Newman of Santa Monica, Calif., and half-brother, Fred Olds of Virginia. He died peacefully at his home in Steamboat Springs, Colo., in the company of family and friends.

"A memorial service will be held at the U.S. Air Force Academy within the next two weeks. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association toward scholarships for the children or spouses of armed forces aircrew members killed or missing in action."¹

     Rollin George Olds was born on 11 Apr 1830.^2,3 He was the son of Gideon Olds and Elizabeth Lyman.¹
     Rollin George Olds appeared on the census of 2 Sep 1850 in the household of Franklin Lyman Olds at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.⁴

     Romaine Olds was born c 1908 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of Leroy Olds and Hattie Coborn.¹ Romaine Olds married Howard Nicholas on 20 Oct 1925 at Roane County, Tennessee.²

     Romeyn Keator Olds was born on 11 Feb 1882.¹ He was the son of Clark Olds and Livia Elizabeth Keator¹, and died on 3 Mar 1899 at West Seventh Street, Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, at age 17.^1,2
     His obituary states:
     "The people of Erie were startled this morning with the sad and dreadful news that Romeyn Olds, 17-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Olds, residing on West Seventh street, had committed suicide by sending a load of buckshot into his head from a double barreled shot gun. The Times should greatly prefer making nothing more than a simple announcement of the dreadful tragedy, but by so doing it would in all probability cause more talk and give rise to all kinds of stories as a discussion of the terrible deed was passed mouth to mouth." With this, the editor began a multi-column report on the events prior to the suicide, the bloody scene, etc.³

     Ronald Lee Olds was born on 30 Aug 1947.¹ He was the son of Vincent Elwood Olds and Helen E. Dean.¹
     He is (1973) a Captain in the U. S. Airforce.¹ Ronald is a 1965 graduate of Wyanet High School and, in 2004, was living in Charlotte, North Carolina.² On 10 Nov 2021, the Bureau County Republican published the pictures of more than 1200 men and women from Bureau County who had served in the United States Military. This included six Olds men, all from Wyanet, of whom "Ronald L. Olds, Wyanet, Ill., Air Force * 1965 - 74, Reserves * 1978-92" was one.³

     Ronald Martin Olds was born on 26 Nov 1915.¹ He was the son of Eugene Olds and Alice Gertrude Martin.¹ Ronald Martin Olds married Paulette Lutts on 17 Nov 1947.¹ Ronald Martin Olds died in 1981. This gives his calculated age as 65 years.² He was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Wyanet, Bureau County, Illinois.³
     On 10 Nov 2021, the Bureau County Republican published the pictures of more than 1200 men and women from Bureau County who had served in the United States Military. This included six Olds men, all from Wyanet, of whom "Ronald M. Olds, Wyanet, Ill.,Army * 1942 - 45, Died Sept. 20, 1981" was one.⁴

     Rosabell Olds was born on 21 Jul 1873 at Keeler, Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Clay Olds and Mary C. Allen/Watkins.¹ Rosabell Olds died on 28 Dec 1873.² She was buried at Hartford Cemetery, Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan.²

     Rosabelle Maria Olds was born on 28 Aug 1876.¹ She was the daughter of David M. Olds and Mary Minerva Powers Underwood.¹

     Rosalie/Lois Olds married Joseph G. Hayes.⁴ Rosalie/Lois Olds was born on 18 Oct 1901.^1,5 She was the daughter of Charles Louis/Lewis Olds and Mary Augusta Johnson.^1,3,2 Rosalie/Lois Olds and Joseph were divorced on 2 Jun 1940.⁴ Rosalie/Lois Olds died on 6 Sep 1985 at Sarasota, Florida, at age 83.⁶

     Rosaline Olds was born c 1848.² She was the daughter of Ferdino Olds and Irene Cone.¹ Rosaline Olds married Caleb E Disbroe on 28 Mar 1867 at Fulton County, Ohio.^1,3 Rosaline Olds died in Apr 1879.⁴ She was buried at Atlantic Cemetery, Atlantic, Cass County, Iowa.⁵
     Rosaline Disbroe and Caleb E Disbroe appeared on the census of 22 Jun 1870 at Chesterfield Township, Fulton County, Ohio, as follows:
     173/164 Disbrow, Orville, 60, farmer, b. N. Y.
      , Fanny, 56, keeping house, b. N. Y.
      , Caleb E., 30, farmer, b. Ohio
      , Rosaline, 22, keeping house, b. Ohio
      , Irene, 1, at home, b. Ohio.⁶

     Rosalthe Olds was born on 30 Dec 1837.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. Chester Olds and Phila Adams.¹ Rosalthe Olds married Thomas R. Patterson on 19 Jan 1860 at Pickaway County, Ohio.^1,2 Rosalthe Olds died on 8 Mar 1902 at age 64.¹
     Rosalthe Patterson and Thomas R. Patterson appeared on the census of 10 Jun 1880 at Mt. Peter Road, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, as follows:
     220/312 Patterson, T. R., 43, bookkeeper, b. U. S., parents b. U. S.
      , R., 38, wife, keep house, b. U. S., parents b. U. S.³
Rosalthe Patterson and Thomas R. Patterson appeared on the census of 5 Jun 1900 at 2813 Eighth Street, Cinncinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, as follows:
     100/115 Patterson, Thomas R., head, b. Feb. 1826, 74, marr. 40 yrs., b.Ohio, father b. Virgina, mother b. Pennsylvania, occupation "nothing"
      , Rose J., wife, b. Dec. 1837, 62, married 40 yrs., 0 children, 0 living, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
[The number of children may be a zero with a 1 through it.].⁴

     Rosalthe Olds was born on 4 Jan 1830.¹ She was the daughter of Edson Baldwin Olds and Anna Maria Carolus.¹ Rosalthe Olds married Wilson Baker on 15 Mar 1849.¹ Rosalthe Olds died on 5 Jan 1861 at age 31.¹ She was buried at Forest Cemetery, Circleville, Pickaway County, Ohio.²
     Rosalthe Baker and Wilson Baker appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1860 at Circleville City, Pickaway County, Ohio, as follows:
     364/385 Wilson Baker, 45, dry goods mercht, $6000 real estate, $1000 personal, b. Virginia
      Rosaltha ", 30, b. Ohio
      George E. ", 10, b. ", attended school
      Wilson ", 8, b. ", attended school
      Charles ", 5, b. ", attended school
      Denny O., 3, b. "
      Mary C., 1, b.³ "

     Rosalthe Olds was the daughter of Edward Franklin Olds and Lucia Helen Whitney.¹ Rosalthe Olds married Charles Edwin Jenkins in 1866.¹
     Rosalthe Olds was also known as .

     Roscoe E. Olds was born c 1890.² He was the son of Edward Jerome Olds and Elizabeth Lee Collier.¹

     Rose Olds was born c 1879 at Minnesota.¹ She was the daughter of Simeon Olds and Lydia M. "Lilly" Shaw.¹

     Rose A. Olds was born on 30 Jul 1859 at Ohio.^4,5 She was the daughter of Joseph Holland Olds and Sarah Jane Olds.³ Rose A. Olds married William Little on 9 Mar 1882 at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.^2,6,7 Rose A. Olds died on 15 May 1947 at Orange County, Florida, at age 87.^5,8 She was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Delaware, Delaware County, Ohio.^5,9
     Rose A. Little and William Little appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1900 at 23 Washington Street, Delaware Township, Delaware County, Ohio, as follows:
     3/3 Little, William, head, b. July 1851, 48, marr. 18 yrs., b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio, Banker
      , Rose Olds, wife, b. July 1858, 41, marr. 18 yrs, 3 chn, 2 living, b. Indiana, parents b. Vermont
      , Bessie Olds, dau., b. Jan. 1883, 17, b. Ohio, father b. Ohio, mother b. Indiana
      , William Peck, son, b. Feb. 1887, 13, b. Ohio, father b. Ohio, mother b. Indiana.⁶
Rose A. Olds appeared on the census of 20 Apr 1910 at 703 Jackson Street, Tampa, Hillsboro County, Florida, as follows:
     78/78 Little, Rose A., head, 52, widowed, 1 child, 1 living, b. N. J., father b. PA, mother b. N. J., dress making, own account
      , Wilbert M., son, 14, b. FL, father b. Penn, mother b. N. J.
They were living in the home of Burton, Edward V. and his wife Helen H., 33.¹⁰
     "Mrs. Little was a one and a half year resident of the Orlando area when she died at her home, 429 Park Lake Circle, of stomach cancer. She was a widow at the time of her death.
"Her husband was William
"Her father was Joseph Olds of IN
"Informant of record was Bess L Ramsey, of the same address.
"Mrs. Little was cremated 5/18/1947

"Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando, Florida Register Volume 32 January 1, 1947 - November 10, 1948, p. 178."¹¹

     Rose Amelia Olds was born on 25 Apr 1861 at Middleton, Oregon.^3,4,5 She was the daughter of Darwin Green Olds and Evaline N. Eaton.¹ Rose Amelia Olds married Nelson B. Brooks on 12 Aug 1883 at Middleton, Oregon.^1,6 Rose Amelia Olds died on 11 Jul 1948 at Goldendale, Oregon, at age 87.²
     "Rose Amelia Olds, daughter of Darwin Green Olds (21) and Evaline Eaton Olds, was born at Middleton, Ore., April 25, 1861. Died at Goldendale, Wash., July 11, 1948. On August 2, 1883, she married Nelson B. Brooks, who was born in Michigan and who died at Goldendale, Wash., in June, 1928. The couple made their home at Goldendale continuously following their marriage. Mr. Brooks was at first a farmer and late for many years a banker. Acquired a considerable amount of property in and around Goldendale and was a prominent member of the community. They had one child: Zola O. Brooks."²

     Rosetta Olds married Christian Politz.¹ Rosetta Olds was born c 1848.² She was the daughter of Ferdino Olds and Irene Cone.¹

     Rosetta Emeline Olds married William Bristol.¹ Rosetta Emeline Olds was born in Oct 1850.¹ She was the daughter of Ira Leavitt Olds and Rhoda A. Randall.¹

     Rosilda Irene Olds was born on 3 Jul 1872 at Momence, Illinois.^1,2 She was the daughter of Gideon Olds and Sarah Elizabeth Cobler.¹ Rosilda Irene Olds married Grant Butterfield on 20 Mar 1887.^3,4 Rosilda Irene Olds died on 3 Jan 1898 at age 25.⁵ She was buried at Shrontz Cemetery, Momence, Kankakee County, Illinois.^6,7,8

     Ross Fred Olds was born on 5 May 1919 at Warner, Alberta, Canada.^4,5 He was the son of Glenn Alvero Olds and Hazel Ross.¹ Ross Fred Olds married Monica Schaeffer in 1940 at Portland, Oregon.^1,6 Ross Fred Olds died on 7 Aug 1995 at Alaska. This gives his calculated age as 76 years, 3 months and 2 days.⁷ He was buried at Middleton Cemetery, Middleton, Washington County, Oregon.⁸
     "Ross Olds, son of Glenn Olds (23) and Hazel Ross Olds, was born at Middleton, Oregon, in 1919. In 1940, he married Monica Shafer. They have two children: Richard Olds, born in 1941, and Donald Olds, born in 1947."¹
     His obituary states:
     "Ross F. Olds, 76, a retired security professional who was known to many in the Valley as Wal-Mart's ''Happy Face Greeter,'' died Aug. 7, 1995, of a heart attack while fishing on his boat in Resurrection Bay.
"A memorial service was held Aug. 19 at Sacred Heart Church. His ashes were scattered Aug. 21 on Resurrection Bay.
"Mr. Olds was born May 5, 1919, in Warner, Alberta, Canada, to Glenn and Hazel Olds.
"He grew up in Oregon and worked with his father in logging. He graduated from Estacada High School and was awarded a four-year scholarship to Stanford University, which he declined.
"Mr. Olds married Monica Schaeffer in Portland, Ore. They lived in many places. He was always looking for new challenges, and enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1944. He served in World War II in the B29 training program. He used his GI Bill to become a private pilot and held a current pilot's license at the time of his death.
"In 1949, Mr. Olds was appointed a deputy sheriff in the state of Oregon's Aero Squadron. He joined the Civil Air Patrol Search and Rescue in Portland in 1957 and held the rank of lieutenant colonel when he retired in 1970.
"Mr. and Mrs. Olds came to Alaska in 1977 to assist his brother, Glenn Olds, in resurrecting the defunct Alaska Methodist University. They left Alaska in 1979 and returned in 1983 to work at Alaska Pacific University through July 1985. His family said, ''While serving as head of security, he single-
handedly built the athletic field that was named in his honor by the board of trustees. The field is marked with a bronze plaque in honor of his outstanding service.''
"From 1985 through 1988, Mr. Olds served as head of security at Wood River Park Apartments in Eagle River. He and his wife had resided in Wasilla since 1988.
"Most recently, Mr. Olds had worked at Wal-Mart in Wasilla.
"Mr. Olds is survived by his wife, Monica; daughter, Virginia; sons, Richard and Ronald; grandsons, Christopher, Sean and Kiley; and brothers, Glenn and Jack.
"Edition: Final Page: B5
"Copyright (c) 1995, Anchorage Daily News."⁷

     Roxa Olds was born on 15 Jun 1815 at Vermont.^1,2 She was the daughter of Elias Olds and Abigail Alcott.¹ Roxa Olds married Henry Sharp c 1841.^3,4 Roxa Olds died on 21 Mar 1913 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 97.⁵
     Roxa Sharp and Henry Sharp appeared on the census of 24 Jul 1850 at Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, as follows:
     Henry Sharp, 41, hatter, b.. N. Y.
     Roxey " , 35, b. Vt.
     Mary L. " , 16, b. OH
     Caroline " , 7, b. Ind.
     John H. " , 6, b. Ind.
     Abby J. " , 3, b. Ind.
     Thomas L. " , 1, b. Ind.
     Henry E. Olds, 23, hatter, b. Vt.⁶
Roxa Sharp and Henry Sharp appeared on the census of 4 Jul 1900 at 25 Jackson Streeet, Ft. Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, as follows:
     116/118 Sharp, Henry, head, b, Han 1809, marr. 59 yrs, b. N. Y., father b. N. Y., mother b. Mass.
      , Roxey, wife, 85, b. Jan. 1815, marr. 59 yrs., 6 children, 5 living, b. Vt., parents b. Mass.
      , Caroline M., dau., b. Mar 1842, 58, single, b. Ind., father b. N. Y., mother b. Vt., teacher
      Bower, Emma, dau., b. Sep 1855, 44, marr. 11 yrs, 0 children, 0 living, b. Ind., father b. N. Y., mother b. Vt., no occupation given.⁷

     Roxana Olds was the daughter of Moses Olds and Silence Loomis.¹ Roxana Olds married Jonah L Gross on 5 Dec 1810 at Westfield, Massachusetts.^2,3,4

     Roxana Olds was the daughter of Ira Mather Olds and Phoebe Young.¹ Roxana Olds married Maurice Thompson.¹

     Roxanna E. Olds was born c 1844 at Ohio.² She was the daughter of Ezekiel Olds and Roxanna Wilcox.¹ Roxanna E. Olds married William Morgaridge on 13 Dec 1866 at Whiteside County, Illinois.³
     "living in Como, Illinois."⁴

     Roxcey Olds was born on 25 Nov 1787 at Dalton, Berkshire County, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Timothy Olds.¹

     Roxey Olds was born on 4 Jun 1814.^2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Olds and Sally Whitney.¹ Roxey Olds married Israel Gregg on 19 Sep 1837 at Circleville, Ohio.^4,5 Roxey Olds died on 29 Jan 1899 at age 84.¹ She was buried at Fulton Street Cemetery, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.⁶
     Roxey Gregg lived at Grand Rapids, Michigan.⁷
Roxey Gregg and Israel Gregg appeared on the census of 9 Sep 1850 at Lithopolis, Fairfield County, Ohio, as follows:
     1368/1368 Gregg, Israel, 45, Merchant, b. Penn.
      , Roxey, 35, b. Vt.
      , Margaret, 12, b. Ohio
      , Joseph O., 10, b. Ohio
      , Samuel, 8, b. Ohio
      , Sarah W., 6, b. Ohio
      , Clara, 1, b. Ohio
      Olds, Lyman W., 25, Merchant, b. Vt.
      , Sarah, 24, b. Penn.
      Greene, Mary, 20, b. Ohio
      Ward, Vina, 42, black, b. Va.
      , Mary, 7, mulatto, b. Ohio.⁸
Roxey Olds appeared on the census of 3 Aug 1870 at Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana, as follows:
     [235]/272 Gregg, Samuel, 28, dry goods clerk, b. Ohio
      , Pauline, 28, keeping house, b. Ohio
      , Minnie, 3, b. Ohio
      , Sally W., 22, teaching, b. Ohio
      , Roxcy O., 55, b. Vermont
      , John B., 12, attended school, b. Ohio.⁹
     Her obituary states: GREGG     Roxey Olds     01/30/1899 Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel, p. 1
GREGG     Roxey Olds Mrs     01/31/1899 Fort Wayne Daily News, p. 5; d~~Grand Rapids, Mich...ch; J D, Great Falls, Montana; John B., Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs A L Wright, Bellefontaine, O; Mrs C E Shultze and Sarah W Gregg, City.¹⁰