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     Franklin B. Pease was born in 1878.² He married Edna Allen Olds, daughter of Alfred Allen Olds and Lizzie Maria Whipple, on 20 Jun 1906.¹ Franklin B. Pease died in 1964.² He was buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.³

     Gary Frederick Pease was born on 19 Jul 1958.¹ He died on 4 Jan 1959.¹

     Henry Pease married Mary Warburton.¹

     Joseph Pease married Prudence Old, daughter of Ebenezer Old and Rebecca Temple.¹ Joseph Pease was born in 1712.¹ He died in 1800.¹

     Lucy Pease married William Barns, son of Moses Barns and Hannah Old.¹ Lucy Pease died on 22 Feb 1827.¹
     She was "of Suffield, Ct."¹

     Margaret Pease was born c 1750.² She married Joseph Old, son of John Old and Elizabeth Denslow, on 6 Apr 1796 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.³ Margaret Pease died on 27 Jun 1808 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut,³ and was buried at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.²

     Sarah Pitkin Pease was born on 5 Sep 1829.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Pease and Mary Warburton.² Sarah Pitkin Pease married Ezekiel Olds, son of Cheney Olds and Amma Walker, on 29 Dec 1852 at Albany, Whiteside County, Illinois.^1,3 Sarah Pitkin Pease died on 19 Jan 1902 at age 72.¹
     Sarah Pitkin Olds and Ezekiel Olds appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1880 at Albany, Whiteside County, Illinois, as follows:
     108/114 Olds, Ezekeil, 52, carpenter and fruit grower. b. Mass., parents b. Mass.
      , Sarah P., 50, wife, keeping house, b. Missouri, parents b. Conn.
      , Mary E., 26, dau., b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
      , Fannie P., 22, dau., music teacher, b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
      , Edwin L., 19, son, at home, b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
      , Edith, 17, dau., b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
      , Louise, 13, dau., b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
      , Albert H., 10, son, at home, b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. M. O.
Ezekiel Olds was the census taker.⁴
Sarah Pitkin Pease appeared on the census of 6-7 jun 1900 at Albany, Whiteside County, Illinois, as follows:
     111/113 Olds, Sarrah P., head, b. Sept 1829, widow, marr. 46 yrs, 7 children, 6 living, b. Missouri, parents b. Conn.
      , Louise W., dau., b. July 1866, 33, single, b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. Missouri, pharmacist
      , Albert H., son, b. Nov 1869, 30, single, b. Ill., father b. Mass., mother b. Missouri, clamshell buyer.⁵

     Dr. William Lauren Peck was born on 7 Jul 1820 at Woodbridge, New Haven County, Connecticut.^1,3 He married Sarah Vienna Olds, daughter of Amasa Minley Olds and Lephe Winchester, on 19 Apr 1841 at Bennington, Vermont.^1,4 Dr. William Lauren Peck died on 5 Jan 1882 at age 61.¹
     Dr. William Lauren Peck and Sarah Vienna Peck appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1860 at Circleville, Pickaway County, Ohio, as follows:
     348/369 William L. Peck, 40, physician, b. Conn.
      Sarah V. ", 36, b. Vt.
      Fred L. Olds, 8, b. Ohio
      Mary Hudson, 18, black, b. Ohio.⁵
Dr. William Lauren Peck and Sarah Vienna Peck appeared on the census of 20 Jun 1870 at 8th Ward, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, as follows:
     795/860 Peck, William L., 60, Supt. Central O Lunatic Asylum, b. Conn.
      , Sarah V., 45, keepiing house, b. Vt.
      Olds, Carrie V., 14, at home, b. Ohio
      Barker, Cyrus A., 55, Steward Central O. Lunalyc[sic] Asylum, b. Ohio
[several servants and clerks listed on the next page].⁶
Dr. William Lauren Peck and Sarah Vienna Peck appeared on the census of 3 Jun 1880 at 670 North Williams Street, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, as follows:
     79/81 Peck, W. L., 59, Surgeon, N. A. M. Inst., b. Conn., parents b. Conn.
      , Sarah, 56, wife, keep house, b. Vermont, parents b. Vt.
      Olds, Carrie, niece, 26, single, b. Ohio, parents b. Vt.
Gaughn, Kate, 23, Sevt., single, Cook, b. Ireland, parents b. Ireland.⁷
     "William Lauren Peck, the third of the seven children of Lauren Peck, a farmer, a descendant of one of the original settlers of New Haven, was b. in Woodbridge, New Haven Co., July 7, 1820. In 1840 he began the study of medicine, supporting himself by teaching school. He graduated at the Berkshire Medical College in 1848 and began practice at Pittsfield, at the same time conducting a drug store. In 1851 he removed to Circleville, O. In 1862 he was appointed Surgeion of the 3rd O. V. I. to succeed Dr. McMeans, who d. after the battle of Perryville, and was mustered out with the regiment in June, 1864. He returned to Ohio and took charge of the Central Hostpital for the Insane, in which postition he remained until 1874, when he was placed in charge of the Cincinnati Sanitarium at College Hill, near Cincinnati, where he spent the rest of his life. He was a member and deacon of the Presbyterian Church.
"On the 18th [sic] of April, 1841, he m. Sarah Vienna Olds, a dau. of Amasa Olds, who came to Ohio from Marlboro, Windham Co., Vt., where his dau. was b."⁸

     Kelton Bertram Peery married Helena Ferguson, daughter of Claude C. Ferguson and Katie Grace Olds.¹ Kelton Bertram Peery died on 25 Feb 1957 at Yamhill County, Oregon.²
     He registered with the World War I Selective Service System on 12 Sep 1918 at Yamhill County, Oregon. He described himself as living 424 N. "E", McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, age 33, born 16 July 1885, and his occupation was druggist for the Peery Drug Co. in McMinnville. He was medium in height, medium in build, with gray eyes and had brown hair. His closest relative was Helena Peery of the same address.³
Kelton Bertram Peery appeared on the census of 3 Jan 1920 at McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, as follows:
     Peery, Kelton B., head, 34, b. Oregon, father b. Missouri, mother b. Ohio, druggist
      , Helena F., wife, 32, b. Oregon, father b. Missouri, mother b. Oregon.⁴
     Kelton Bertram Peery registered with the Selective Service in Apr 1942, among men born on or after 28 April 1877 and on or before Feb. 16, 1897. He said he was born in Dayton, Oregon on 16 July 1885 and gave his address as 505 8th Street, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon. He was employed at Peery Drug Company of McMinnville and his contact person was Mrs. Helena Peery of his address. He was described as 5' 8" tall, 190 lbs, light complexion and bald and listed "obvious physical characteristics that will aid in identification" as "none. He entered his full name as Kelton Bertram Peery."⁵

     Sarah Peffer was born c 1874 at Michigan.¹ She married Jasper Olds, son of Horace Olds and Phoebe Jane Lockhart, on 1 Jan 1891.²

     Johnson Pennington married Phereby Queen.² Johnson Pennington was born c 1817 at South Carolina.¹ He was buried at Draytonville Baptist Church Cemetery, Draytonville, Cherokee County, South Carolina.
     This is the posting found on FindAGrave:
     One record which names these parents is the Death Certificate of their son James P. Pennington (1847 - 1928) with their names given as Johnson Pennington and Ferby Queen, natives of South Carolina.⁴
Johnson Pennington appeared on the census of 8 Nov 1850 at Spartanburg District, South Carolina, as follows:
      [1860 matches?]
2346/2346 John Pennington, 24, farmer [Johnston, 42]
      Fanny[?] , 24, female [Phereby, 35]
      W. Pennington, 6, male [William J., 15]
      J. Pennington, 4, male [Jno. R., 10]
      M. Pennington, 1, male [Martin, 13]
      W. R. Pennington, 26, male, overseer
      Nancy , 20, female
In attempting to locate the family of Johnson Pennington in the 1850 census, this is the best match I found. It is in a community of Pennington families. If it is valid, I have shown the matching 1860 entries on the right. That takes a lot of stretching.⁵
Johnson Pennington appeared on the census of 23 Aug 1860 at Limestone Springs, Northern Division, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, as follows:
     1399/1399 Johnson Pnington[sic], 42, farmer, b. S.C., cannot read or write
      Phereby ", 35, b. S.C., cannot read or write
      William J. ", 15, farm laborer, b. S.C., attended school within year
      Martin ", 13, b. S.C., attended school within year
      Jno R ", 10, b. S.C., attended school within year
      July A ", 3, b. S.C.⁵
Johnson Pennington appeared on the census of 24 Jun 1880 at Limestone Springs Township, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, as follows:
     562/671 Pennington, Johnson, 63, farmer, cannot read or write, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Ferribee L., 53, wife, keeping house, cannot read or write, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , George, 14, son, works on farm, cannot read or write, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Malinda Jane, 12, dau., cannot read or write, works on farm
      Parker, Rowland, 3, g son, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.⁶

     Julia Ann Pennington was born on 4 Mar 1858 at South Carolina.^3,1 She was the daughter of Johnson Pennington and Phereby Queen.² Julia Ann Pennington married Andrew Jackson Parker.⁴ Julia Ann Pennington died on 19 Jun 1931 at Limestone Township, Cherokee Township, South Carolina, at age 73.⁵ She was buried at Draytonville Baptist Church Cemetery, Draytonville, Cherokee County, South Carolina.⁶
     Her obituary states:
     Daughter of Johnson Pennington and Pherbie Queen Pennington and second wife of Andrew Jackson Parker. [Not from obituary.]

The Gaffney Ledger (Gaffney, SC), 20 Jun 1931, Sat.
Mrs. Julia A. Parker is claimed by death. Widow of A. J. Parker will be buried tomorrow at Draytonville. Mrs. Julia Anne Parker, 73, widow of A. J. Parker, died at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at her home on Cherokee Avenue. She had been sick about three months. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at the Draytonville Baptist church by the Rev. B. L. Hoke of Blacksburg, and the Rev. C. A. Kirby, pastor of the Cherokee Avenue Baptist church. Interment will follow in the church yard with the Shuford-Hatcher Company, morticians, in charge. Mrs. Parker leaves five sons, A. C., R. R., L. J., C. M. and E. H. Parker; two daughters Mrs. Olive Dellinger and Mrs. Corrie Spencer and G. M. Parker of Cherokee Falls and A. J. Parker, Jr. of York. A brother G. G. Pennington of Travelers Rest, and a sister, Mrs. John Owensby of Gaffney, route 1, also survive.
[Why is the daughter Levada not named? Dead? She may be last known in the 1910 census.]⁷
     Another obituary for Julia states:
               MRS. JULIA PARKER
Special to The Herald )
Gaffney June 23.—Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Parker who died at her home on Cherokee Avenue Saturday, were held at the Draytonville church Sunday afternoon. She is survived by five sons, A. C., ft. K . I., J.. C M. and E. I. Parker, of Gaffney; two daughters, Mrs. Olive Dellinger and Mrs. Corrie Spencer, three stepchildren, Frank and G M. Parker, of Cherokee Falls and A J. Parker, of York, a brother, G C. Pennington of Travelers Rest, and a sister, Mrs John Owensby, of Gaffney.

     Levada Pennington married Andrew James, son of Hiram James and Nancy McAbee.¹ Levada Pennington was born c 1878 at South Carolina.⁴ She was the daughter of Julia Ann Pennington.^2,3
     Levada Pennington appeared on the census of 22 Jun 1880 at Draytonsville, Union County, South Carolina, as follows:
     392/400 Parker, John, 33, laborer, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Julia, 22, wife, laborer, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Franklin, 5, son, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , George M., 11, son, laborer, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Ettie, 9, dau., b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Nancy, 7, dau., b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Jackson, 4, son, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Hattie, 2, dau., b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      Pendleton, Robert Rowland, 3, stepson, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Vida, female, 2, stepchild, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      Parker, Nancy, 63, mother, single[sic], keeping house, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.⁴
     Here Levada is "Vida Pendleton". Julia was not the mother of these Parker children but was the mother of Robert Rowland and "Vida" PENNINGTON who both later used the name PARKER. The John Parker here is given elsewhere as Andrew Jackson Parker.
Levada Pennington appeared on the census of 23 Apr 1910 at Roebuck, Walnut Grove Township, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, as follows:
     139/139 Parker, L. V., head, female, 28, divorced, b. S.C., parents b. S.C., farmer, general farm, own account
      , Bulah, dau., 8, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Eula, dau., 5, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
      , Julia, dau., 1-6/12, b. S.C., parents b. S.C.
[Levada is divorced and has re-assumed the name Parker.]⁵

     Margaret Penina Pennington married Andrew Jackson Parker.¹ Margaret Penina Pennington was born on 24 Mar 1848.¹ She died in Aug 1879 at age 31.^2,3

     James Cook Pennypacker was born on 19 Nov 1879 at Pennsylvania.^1,3 He married Emma Pauline Quay on 22 Feb 1921 at Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^1,4 James Cook Pennypacker was buried at Morris Cemetery, Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania.⁵ He died on 23 Nov 1940 at Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 61.⁶
     He registered with the World War I Selective Service System on 12 Sep 1918 at Wyebrooke, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He described himself as living in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania, age 38, born 19 Nov 1879, and his occupation was contracting and farming, self employed in Phoenixville. He was medium in height, medium in build, with gray eyes and had dark hair. His closest relative was Kate A. Pennypacker of Phoenixville. He sugbned his full nane as James Cook Pennypacker..²
James Cook Pennypacker and Emma Pauline Pennypacker appeared on the census of 23 Apr 1930 at State Road Valley Forge, Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
     204/204 Pennypacker, James C., head, owner, 50, 1st marr. at 41, b. Penn., father b. Penn., mother b. West Virginia, contractor, hauling and building
      , Pauline, wife, 48, 1st marr. at 26, b. Penn., parents b. Penn.
      Olds, Joseph, step son, 20, single, b. Penn., father b. Illinois, mother b. Penn., occupation none
      , Virginia Quay, step dau., 18, single, b. Penn., father b. Illinois, mother b. Penn., occupation none
      Quay, Mary Emma, aunt, 83, b. Penn., father b. Illinois, mother b. Penn.
[Father b. ILLINOIS?? Mary Emma was an aunt of Pauline.]⁷
James Cook Pennypacker and Emma Pauline Quay appeared on the census of 29 Apr 1940 at Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
     187 Pennypacker, James C., head, 60, 5 yrs or more of college, b. Penn., trucker and hauler in own business
      , E. Pauline, wife, 57, 4 yrs h. s., b. Penn.
      Olds, Joseph P., step-son, 30, single, 4 yrs college, b. Penn., labor
      Groff, Roger M., son-in-law, 32, 4 yrs college, accountant in dairy co.
      , Virginia, daughter, 28, 4 yrs college, b. New Jersey, school teacher, public school
All had lived in this house as of 1 April 1935 except for Roger who lived in Royersford, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.⁸

     Dennis Edward Perkins was born on 5 Dec 1944.² He was buried at Orio Church Cemetery, Wabash County, Illinois.³ He married Connie Merle Young.¹ Dennis Edward Perkins died on 4 Oct 1998 at age 53.² He was buried on 6 Oct 1998 at Orio Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Friendsville Precinct, Wabash County, Illinois.⁴

     Elmina Perkins was born on 23 Jan 1817 at New York.^1,2 She married Ruel Reed Olds, son of Timothy Olds, on 17 Nov 1835 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois,^1,3 and was buried at Masonic Cemetery, Lafayette, Yamhill County, Oregon.⁴ Elmina Perkins died on 11 Aug 1885 at age 68.^5,4

     Goldie Perkins married Herbert William Olds, son of William Andrus Olds and Sarah O. Brown, on 15 Nov 1890 at Shelborn, New Hampshire.¹

     Thelma (Billie) Perkins was born on 6 Jun 1910.¹ She married Glenn Ernest Cleland, son of Catherine Cecelia Olds, on 19 Oct 1928.¹ Thelma (Billie) Perkins died on 15 Apr 1947 at age 36.¹

     David Perkinson married Mary Cobb, daughter of Thomas Cobbs, on 18 Dec 1780 at Chesterfield County, Virginia.² David Perkinson died in 1807 at Union County, South Carolina.¹ His estate was probated on 13 Aug 1807 at Union County, South Carolina. William Perkinson gave bond as the administrator for David Perkinson. "Zachariah Beavis" was one of the bondsmen. He signed as Z. Bevis. The inventory included 8 slaves (none named Jack). A list of payments include Martha Perkinson, $375, Weldon Perkinson, $360.20 with $15 at another time, Zachariah Bevis for Phebe his wife, $390, Richd. Dickens for Polly his wife, $375, and Elizabeth Perkinson, $375. One line for Nancy Perkinson to board for this year has been marked out. This list was filed by William Perkinson with the Court of Ordinary of Union County on 6 Aug. 1810. Nancy is named elsewhere with those (children?) for whom clothing and material was purchased. William Perkinson was a frequent purchaser at the sale and the name of Zach Bevis also appears as a purchaser.¹

     Phoebe Perkinson was born on 11 Mar 1781 at near Petersburg, Virginia.^3,4,5 She was the daughter of David Perkinson and Mary Cobb.² Phoebe Perkinson married (1) Zachariah Bevis on 15 Mar 1803 at Lunenburg County, Virginia.^6,7 Phoebe Perkinson married (2) Robert Gault on 12 Jan 1814.^5,8 Phoebe Perkinson died on 23 Jan 1875 at Union County, South Carolina, at age 93.^6,9
     On 10 Feb 1854, Major Charles Gault, in Union District court, stated that Phoebe Gault was his step-mother and had married his father about the year 1814, that he was his father's executor and, as such, had received the arrears of pension from the pension office and paid it to the widow Phoebe Gault.¹⁰
     Robert Gault had been granted a pension as a soldier of the Revolution. After his death, his widow Phoebe applied for and obtained a pension based on his service. The following is
an abstract of her record from his pension file.

p 8: On July 11, 1853, in Union District South Carolina, Phebe Gault, 73 years old, applied for
a widow's pension under the 1853 act stating that she was the widow of Robert Gault, a
pensioner of the United States for his revolutionary services; that she married him on January 12
1814 and that he died May 17th or 18th 1837.

p 11: On March 27, 1855 in Cherokee County Georgia, the widow applied for her bounty land
entitlement as the widow of a revolutionary war pensioner; that she was a resident of South
Carol[ina but now resides in Georgia where she has resided for one year and [7 months past.

[p 16: on April 4, 1866 in Cherokee County Georgia, the widow, aged 85, applied for the
reinstatement of her pension benefit as the widow of a revolutionary war soldier.

[Veteran was pensioned at the rate of $40 per annum commencing March 4th, 1831, for service as a private [f]⁸or one year in the South Carolina militia. His widow was pensioned in a like amount.
The amount of her pension was increased to $96 per annum after the American Civil War.]
     When Phoebe Gault applied to renew her pension after the Civil War, several statements were written in support of her application. In her own declaration of 4 April 1866, she stated "I Phebe Gault do solemnly swear in the presence of Almighty God that I will henceforth faithfully support protect and defend the Constitution of [the] United States and the Union of the States thereunder that I will in like manner abide by and faithfullly support the laws and Proclamations which have been made during the Existing -??-- with reference to the emancipaition of slaves so help me God Phebe Gault"
Another statement, from Pressley Hames and Robert Page, dated 15 May 1866 stated: ". . . we also declare that she has resided in our immediate neighborhood during the late war, or Rebellion as it is called, that we know of no act nor deed that she did, to encorage the Rebels, in the rebellion against the United States Governmnent that I Pressley Hames say that I know that she did all that could to prevent some of her relations from going in to the war against the united states government but as the laws of this country required all men between certain ages to go she could not prevent them from going into the Confederate army" (from Cherokee County, Georgia).¹⁰
Phoebe Perkinson appeared on the census of 2 Aug 1870 at Unionville Post Office, Pinckney Township, Union County, South Carolina, as follows:
     25/31 Gault, Phoebe, 89, b. S. C.
      , Milton, 2, b. S. C.
      , Landry, 8, b. S. C.
Also living in this house was Sarah Hames, 81, b. S. C. This was the house immediately following that of William Beavis, 63, and immediately preceding that of John Beavis, 22.¹¹
     Her obituary states:
     "Death & Obituary Notices, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878
"Mrs. Phoebe Gault was born near Petersburg, Va., March 11th 1782 and died in Union county, S. C., January 23d 1875. When she was about ten years old, her father removed to Prince Edward, VA where she was married to Zachariah Bevis. Soon after her marriage, in 1803, she removed with her husband to Georgia. In 1806, she came to Union District, South Carolina. Soon after this, her husband died, and in 1814, she was married to Robbin Gault. Many years after his death in 1837, she returned to Georgia where she remained until 1866. She then came back to South Carolina and lived with her son, Wm. Bevis, until her death. John B. Wilson."⁵

     Glenn W. Perry was born on 3 Jan 1910 at Portland, Oregon.¹ He married Dorothy Deane Olds, daughter of Chester Earl Olds and Irma K. Sutherland, on 1 Jan 1942.¹
     "Mr. Perry was a prisoner of war in Germany for 22 months. After termination of the war he ran a hardware store for his father-in-law for a time. He now operates a shoe repair business, a trade which he learned while a prisoner of war."¹

     Jerome Perry was born in 1877 at Michigan.^1,2 He married Pearl Winnie Olds, daughter of Orrin Olds and Eliza Jane Long, on 29 Jun 1905 at Mason, Ingham County, Michigan.³ Jerome Perry died in 1957.² He was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Leslie, Ingham County, Michigan.⁴

     Jesse Perry married Lucinda Jane Becknell, daughter of James Hailey Becknell and Sarah Ann P. DeFreese, on 5 Nov 1855.¹ Jesse Perry died on 24 May 1864.¹
     Jesse Perry and Lucinda Jane Perry appeared on the census of 17 Jul 1860 at 17th Regmt SC ma., Arnolds Mills, Pickens County, South Carolina, as follows:
     786/764 Jessee R. Perry, 27, farmer, b. Pickens S. C.
      Jane , 23, b. GA
      Frances J., 3, b. Pickens, S. C.
      Samuel A., 2, b. Pickens, S. C.
[The births of these Perry children are recorded in a Becknell Bible: Frances J., 3 Oct 1856; Limual A., 16 Apr 1858; Uslila C., 24 Jun 1860 and James W., 12 Jun 1862.]^2,3

     Pryor Perry married Ella Olds Reppert, daughter of Ferdinand "Fred" Reppert and Emma Olds, in Mar 1905.¹

     Roy Perse was born on 17 Jul 1890 at Oak Harbor, Ohio.¹ He married (2) Alma M. Olds on 3 Dec 1918 at Lucas County, Ohio.²

     Fred K. Peters was born on 1 Oct 1901 at Grass Valley, Sherman County, Oregon.¹ He married Doris Evelyn Olds, daughter of Charles B. Olds and Pearl May Hinershot, on 23 Aug 1945.¹
     Fred K. Peters died 3 Oct 1957 according to a handwritten date on a copy of his newspaper obituary. The article says he came home early from work and died of a heart attack. He was found by his 9 year old daughter Derrie. Also among his survivors was the widow Evelyn. He was buried at the IOOF cemetery in Grass Valley where he was born October 2, 1901. No source is given for the obituary.²

     Hugh Wallace Peterson was born on 6 Sep 1904 at Ordway, Colorado.¹ He married Shirley Virginia Olds, daughter of Willie Ruel Olds and Lois Ruggles, on 12 Mar 1931 at Knightson, California.¹

     Noah Pettibone married Dorothy Old, daughter of Ebenezer Old and Rebecca Temple, on 12 Mar 1745 at Suffield, (in Mass. 1670 - 1749), now Connecticut.^1,2,3

     Pauline Esmania Pettijohn was born on 30 Jun 1863 at Chile.^1,3 She married William Wallace Olds, son of Reuben H. P. Olds and Philena Buckingham, on 9 Nov 1880.¹ Pauline Esmania Pettijohn died on 25 Mar 1965 at age 101.³ She was buried at Custer Cemetery, Custer, Custer County, South Dakota.⁴
     She
     "Mrs. Olds, 101, Crossed West in Covered Wagon
"A 101-year old Washington woman who crossed the West by covered wagon in a gold rush died Thursday in Sibley Memorial Hospital.
"Mrs. Pauline E. Olds of 3725 Macomb St. NW., a native of Santiago, Chile, came to the United States with her family shortly after the Civil War and settled in Missouri.
"The family later moved to San Antonio, Tex., when Mrs. Olds' father heard of a gold rush in Souht [sic] Dakota in 1876, the family embarked on a four-month journey by covered wagonto Deadwood, S.D.
"In 1880 she married William W. Olds, who operated several successful gold mines. Later, tin and mica were discovered in the area and Olds mined those ores until his death in 1924. Mrs. Olds then sold the mines and moved to Spearfish, S.D. She and her daughter came here in 1930.
"Mrs. Olds was a past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star.
"She leaves her daughter, Ruberta M. Olds of the home, nieces in Montana and California and other relatives in Chile.
"Services will be held at Joseph Gawler's Sons funeral home Wisconsin Avenue at Harrison Street NW, Sunday at 3p.m. The family requests that expressions of sympathy be made in the form of contributions to the D. C. Society for the Prevention of Blindness."
[and, elsewhere on the same page]
DEATHS
"OLDS, PAULINE E. On Thursday, March 25, 1965, PAULINE E. OLDS of 3725 Macomb St. n.w., wife of the late William W. Olds; mother of Ruberta M. Olds. Friends may call at the Joseph Gawker's Sons, Wis. ave at Harrison st. n.w. (parking on premises), after 2 p.m. Saturday, where services will be held on Sunday, March 28, at 3 p.m. Interment Custer, S. Dak. In lieu of flowers contributions may be semt to the Columbia Lighthose for the Blind." on 27 Mar 1965.⁵