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| 5751 | Source Medium: Book Source Quality: good | Quelle (S11032)
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| 5752 | SOURCE: eBook: Montana, It's Story and Biography, A History of Aboriginal and Territorial Montana and Three Decades of Statehood, pages 394-395. Volume II; Published by The American Historical Society, Chicago and New York, 1921; digitized by Google; transcription by Diane Finlinson Miller: B. G. SHOREY. The number, extent and importance of the industries, enterprises and institutions owned and controlled by B.G. Shorey both in the past and present are and have been such as to make him one of the leading business citizens and financiers of the City of Billings. His career has been intensely typical of self-made manhood, and its early history is filled with the romance of the plains, under whose harsh by efficient molding the crude, raw youth was developed into a self-reliant, resourceful and capable man. Rancher, banker, man of large business affairs and substantial citizen, Mr. Shorey has at all times exemplified the highest type of true western manhood and the spirit of enterprise. B.G. Shorey was born at Belfast, Maine, September 7, 1862, a son of Wellington and Louisa (Durham) Shorey. The family, of English-Irish descent, was founded in Maine in colonial days, and in that state, in 1831, Wellington Shorey was born. He was a farmer by vocation and a republican in his political adherence, and never left the state of his birth, dying at Belfast, in 1903. Mr. Shorey married Louisa Durham, who was born in Maine in 1837, and died in Belfast in 1907, and they became the parents of seven children. John D. a contractor and builder of White Sulphur Springs, Montana; J.W., a farmer and stockman of Richland County, Montana; Jennie, the widow of John McGray, a farmer of Knox, Maine, where she resides; Emma, who died unmarried at Belfast in 1909; Charles, a stockman and farmer of Waldo, Maine; Raymond O., a farmer and stockman of Roberts, Montana; and B.G. The public schools of Belfast furnished B.G. Shorey with his educational training, and until he was eighteeen years of age he worked on his father's farm. At that time he decided to strike out for himself, to see something of the world and to make his own opportunities, and accordingly left the parental roof. On March 17, 1882, he arrived over the narrow-gauge railroad at White Sulphur Springs, Montana, the last part of the journey, from Ogden, being made by stage, via Butte and Diamond Gulch. From March to June, 1882, he was employed by Cook & Hussey, following which he went into the Judith Basin and took up a ranch at Ross' Fork. This he sold one year later and went to work for Severance & Son, sheepman at Judith Gap, a position which he retained one year. Next Mr. Shorey entered the service of Mrs. Corson, who was at the time known as the "Sheep Queen of Montana," and whose ranch was at Hopley's Hole, near the present site of Hollowtown. He remained with Mrs. Corson until the spring of 1886, when he went down into Lake Basin and located a ranch of his own, upon which he spent the next twenty-one years. It was on this property that Mr. Shorey's real abilities were demonstrated, for from a small beginning he developed one of the finest properties in the state, a ranch of 32,000 acres on which it was his custom to run 20,000 sheep and 800 head of cattle. When he sold this property in 1907 he came to Billings, when he has since occupied his handsome $25,000 home at North Thirty-second Street and First Avenue. a residence erected by him in 1903 and still as good a home as there is to be found at Billings. Mr. Shorey is the owner of four large ranches; one at Roberts, Montana, a tract of 1,073 acres; a summer range in the mountains for his cattle, comprising 320 acres; a ranch of 1,963 acres at Custer, on the Big Horn; and one at Sidney, of 1,128 acres. In addition to raising cattle Mr. Shorey is extremely engaged in growing grain. He is the owner of two other dwellings at Billings; the concrete warehouse at Fifth Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street, and the coal docks on Twenty-eighth Street and also has a large interest in the Babcock Theatre Building, one of the leading business blocks of Billings. In 1910 Mr. Shorey was made president of the Billings State Bank, a position which he held until 1913, when he resigned, and his other connections are numerous and important, including a wide range of industries and enterprises. Ever interested in the welfare of his adopted city, he is a co-operant factor in many measures for the public good, in which his name is an indication of such a movement's worth. In his political belief Mr. Shorey upholds the principles of the republican party and exercises his right of franchise accordingly. He is a member of the Billings Midland Club and Billings Lodge No. 394, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. One August 11, 1889, Mr. Shorey was married at Billings to Miss Helen Simmons, daughter of A.J. and Addie (Ray) Simmons, the latter of whom still survives as a resident of Waldo, Maine. Mr. Simmons who was for many years a farmer and blacksmith at Waldo, and a highly esteemed citizen of that place, is now deceased. He and his wife were the parents of ten daughters and one son, all of whom were reared to maturity. Mrs. and Mrs. Shorey have one daughter; Adelaide, who is the wife of James Edgar. Mr. Edgar, who has recently been mustered out of the United States service, is superintending operations on Mr. Shorey's big ranch at Sidney. from find a grave # 91797032 | SHOREY, Bert G. (I56315)
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| 5753 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I37318)
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| 5754 | South Dakota Department of Health. South Dakota Marriage Index, 1905-1914, 1950-2013 and South Dakota Marriage Certificates, 1905-1949, 2014-2018. Pierre, SD, USA: South Dakota Department of Health. | Quelle (S9806)
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| 5755 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I50781)
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| 5756 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I45845)
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| 5757 | Soweit ich weiß ist sie beim Aufhängen der Wäsche aus dem Fenster gefallen. Damals gab es ja noch die Wäscherecks, die außen am Fenster angebracht waren. In den Geschichten hörte ich dann, das es in der 2. Ehe "meine", "deine" und "unsere" Kinder gab. | SCHIFFER, Cäcilie (I8436)
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| 5758 | SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERAN Robert Eben Bucklin was the son of Nathan and Mary Alice (Babbitt) Bucklin. MILITARY RECORD: Enlisted July 15, 1898 in Vancouver, Washington. Served with Company "K" of 1st Washington. Discharged November 1, 1899 at Presidio, San Francisco, California due to a gunshot wound in his left leg. Robert Eben Bucklin was married to Hattie E. Peak on August 6, 1901 at Port Orchard, Washington by the Rev. Thomas. In 1942, Mattie listed their children as Robert W. Bucklin of Spokane; Nathan E. Bucklin of Winslow; Ronald E. Bucklin of Port Blakely; Curtis Vann of Winslow and Lieutenant Lincoln Bucklin of San Francisco, California. When Mr. Bucklin registered for the draft in 1917, he listed his occupation as Boring machine operator in the ship yard. Mr. Bucklin passed away at the age of 63 years on May 24, 1942 at the Navy Hospital in Bremerton, Washington. | BUCKLIN, Robert Eben (I48039)
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| 5759 | Später heist sie dann Catharine Deuster laut KB | THEIS, Anna Eva (genannt Catharina) (I15313)
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| 5760 | Specifically: Arrangements by National Cremation Society | YOUNG, Edna May (I38769)
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| 5761 | Spouse - Johannette Dietrich These are the parents of "Uncle Bill and Aunt Lina". Uncle Bill is William F. Ludwig, Sr. Born 15 July 1879 in Nenderoth, Germany. He founded the Ludwig Drum Company and was my godfather. I have many personal letters from him. He bought our home for my parents, paid for all my music lessons and bought our grand piano. He provided us with a comfortable living through his life. We were very close. Aunt Lena is his sister, Lina Elisabeth Danly Born 16 September 1881 in Nenderoth, Germany. She was married to the founder of Danly Machine Company and was very wealthy. She was my godmother when I was young. I have many personal letters and photos of us together. | LUDWIG, Heinrich Jakob (I5966)
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| 5762 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I51284)
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| 5763 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I11588)
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| 5764 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I55295)
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| 5765 | spurius/uneheliches Kind | RAST, Carl Friedrich (I20889)
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| 5766 | spurius/uneheliches Kind | WEINHOLD (RAST), Christiane Wilhelmine (I20891)
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| 5767 | spurius/uneheliches Kind | RAST, Wilhelmina (I20909)
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| 5768 | spurius/uneheliches Kind | RAST (TRÄGER), Christian August (I20937)
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| 5769 | spurius/uneheliches Kind, 2.Tochter | DÜRRFELD, Emilie Albertine (I2099)
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| 5770 | ss# 066-20-9312, address at death Attica ss# 066-20-9312, address at death Attica,Wyoming, New York 14011 | MARTLE, John (I54366)
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| 5771 | SS. Van Waerwijck | ALSBACH, Willem Johann (I31855)
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| 5772 | SSG Marvin Arthur Gies, Veteran des Koreakriegs und des Vietnamkriegs, gebürtig aus Lillington, NC. Staff Sergeant Marvin Arthur Gies fiel im Vietnamkrieg. Als Angehöriger der US-Armee diente SSG Gies unserem Land bis zum 21. Januar 1969 in Darlac, Südvietnam. Er war 34 Jahre alt und verheiratet. Berichten zufolge starb Marvin, als sein Hubschrauber abstürzte. Seine sterblichen Überreste wurden geborgen. Marvin wurde am 25. Januar 1934 in Illinois geboren. Später zog er nach North Carolina und war in Lillington, NC, ansässig. SSG Gies ist auf Tafel 34W, Zeile 048 der Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. verzeichnet. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200314108/marvin-arthur-gies Er diente unserem Land insgesamt 12 Jahre lang. SSG Marvin Arthur Gies war Geschäftsinhaber in der Kleinstadt Lillington, NC. Er betrieb das Blumenfachgeschäft „J-Mar Florist“ sowie ein Restaurant in den Räumlichkeiten des ehemaligen „Len's Grill“. Zudem war er zeitweise als Polizeibeamter in Lillington tätig. Er hinterließ seine Ehefrau Joyce Ausley Gies aus Fayetteville, NC; einen Stiefsohn namens David, seine Tochter Jayme Faye Gies sowie seine Mutter Edith Martin aus Chicago, Illinois. Ich war an jenem Tag vor Ort, als er fiel. Ich würde gerne Kontakt zu seinen Hinterbliebenen aufnehmen. Ich wäre dafür zutiefst dankbar. Er starb bei dem Versuch, mich zu bergen, nachdem ich verwundet worden war. Ich habe leider nichts weiter als seinen Namen, um meine Suche voranzutreiben. Falls Sie den Special Forces angehörten, könnten Sie mir womöglich weiterhelfen. Carpe Diem – Tommy Teague, ehemaliger Lance Corporal des USMC. Ich war der Co-Pilot während jenes Einsatzes, bei dem SSG Gies ums Leben kam. Jeff Murray. Am 21. Januar 1969 geriet ein Aufklärungsteam der 5. Special Forces südwestlich von Nha Trang unter Beschuss der NVA; dabei wurde ein Soldat verwundet, woraufhin das Team eine Notbergung anforderte. SSG Gies schloss sich meiner Besatzung an, um die Leitung dieser Bergungsmission zu übernehmen. Zwei andere Hubschrauber hatten zuvor bereits versucht, das Team zu bergen, waren jedoch abgeschossen worden. Sobald wir das Einsatzgebiet erreicht hatten, gerieten wir unter heftiges Feuer, und Sgt. Gies wurde verwundet. Ich flog ihn unverzüglich in das Krankenhaus von Nha Trang, wo er noch am selben Tag seinen Verletzungen erlag. Es gibt nicht genügend Worte, um einen Mann zu beschreiben, der bereit ist, sein eigenes Leben aufs Spiel zu setzen, um das Leben eines anderen zu retten. Ronald Lohmann, Luftfahrzeugführer (Hubschrauber), Notfall-Evakuierung. SSG Gies gehörte 1968 – kurz vor seinem letzten Einsatz in Vietnam – der SF-Ausbildungsgruppe (Special Forces Training Group) sowie dem Sanitätsausschuss in Fort Bragg an. Er war ein hervorragender Sanitäter, ein tiefgründiger Denker und ein guter Freund. Ich denke oft an ihn zurück. Dave Ely (ehem. CPT), Panama City, FL. Er diente bei der Special Ops Group 52, der 5th Special Forces Group, Special Forces Vietnam. Ihm wurden folgende Auszeichnungen verliehen: das Combat Medic's Badge (CMB), der Silver Star für besondere Tapferkeit (mit einem Eichenblatt), der Bronze Star, das Purple Heart für seine im Kampf erlittenen Verwundungen, die Vietnam Service Medal, die Republic of Vietnam Campaign Service Medal, die National Defense Service Medal sowie die Good Conduct Medal. | GIES, SSGT Marvin Arthur (I57702)
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| 5773 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Familie: Vertraulich / (F261)
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| 5774 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Familie: / Lebend (F9121)
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| 5775 | St Johannis | Familie: Friedrich SCHAPITZ / Louise Marie Bertha STEIN (F6687)
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| 5776 | St Paul's Evangelical Reformed Church | Familie: Alois (Georg Aloisius) BLEIWEISS / Emma Katharine SEELBACH (F8367)
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| 5777 | St Thomas | Familie: Johannes Hubrecht GOEMANS / Wilhelmina Maria VUERHARD (F11737)
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| 5778 | St Ulrich | ENKE, Johann August Carl (I17922)
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| 5779 | St Ulrich | Familie: Johann August Carl ENKE / Johanna Caroline FRÖMMIG (F6422)
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| 5780 | St Ulrich Kirche, S.100 Nr494 | LANDGRAF, Kurt Walter (I5266)
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| 5781 | St. A. Angeremünde St. 73 | FUHRMANN, Erich Hans (I19172)
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| 5782 | St. Ägidien | LANDGRAF, Max Carl (I30489)
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| 5783 | St. Ägidien | LANDGRAF, Carl Louis (I30493)
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| 5784 | St. Ägidien | LANDGRAF, Christian (I34249)
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| 5785 | St. Ägidien | LANDGRAF, Max Hellmuth Erich (I34250)
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| 5786 | St. Agiedenkirche | ELZE, August Martin Wilhelm (I57578)
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| 5787 | St. Ambrosii Kirche | CONRAD, Else Dora (I21817)
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| 5788 | St. Ambrosius (Magdeburg-Sudenburg) | LANDGRAF, Martha Frieda (I55537)
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| 5789 | St. Ambrosius (Magdeburg-Sudenburg) | Familie: August Richard Wilhelm SCHWINGE (LANDGRAF) / Luise STOLZE (F8878)
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| 5790 | St. Ambrosius (Magdeburg-Sudenburg) | LANDGRAF, Hermann Otto (I5345)
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| 5791 | St. Ambrosius (Magdeburg-Sudenburg) | LANDGRAF, Paul Hermann (I5388)
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| 5792 | St. Ambrosius (Magdeburg-Sudenburg) | LANDGRAF, Emma Ida (I5587)
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| 5793 | St. Andreas [10243] | SCHMARSE, Julius Carl (I8515)
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| 5794 | St. Andreas [10243] | SCHMARSE, Paul Carl Wilhelm (I8516)
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| 5795 | St. Andreas [10243] | SCHMARSE, Ernst Carl August (I8530)
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| 5796 | St. Andreas [10243] | SCHMARSE, Emilie Anna Ottilie (I8544)
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| 5797 | St. Andreas, Taufpaten: El. Klein | KLEIN, Karl-Heinz (I4519)
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| 5798 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Familie: Lebend / Lebend (F7062)
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| 5799 | St. Georg und St. Elisabeth | LANDGRAF, Christiana Elisabeth (I24071)
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| 5800 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Vertraulich (I45476)
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