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     Mary Struck was born circa 1896 at New Mexico; information from 1910 New Mexico Census. She was the daughter of George Struck and Juanita Teresa Tafoya.
     Mary Struck appeared on the census of June 1900 at Ranchos De Taos, Taos, New Mexico; lists born Nov 1895 in New Mexico. She appeared on the census of 23 April 1910 at Ranchos De Taos, Taos, New Mexico; listed as 14 years old, born in New Mexico.

     Susan Renee Struck is the daughter of George William Struck and Georgia Fay Warfel. Susan Renee Struck married Steven J. Nichols on 4 May 1985.

     Terresa Ann Struck is the daughter of George William Struck and Georgia Fay Warfel. Terresa Ann Struck and Steven Harn Redman were engaged on 25 August 2001 at Chinese Gourmet Restaurant, Roy, Davis Co., Utah. Terresa Ann Struck married Steven Harn Redman, son of Gerald Lewis Harn and Mary Lou McCarthy, on 25 May 2002 at Saints Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church, Rock Springs, Sweetwater Co., Wyoming.

     Viola V. Struck is the daughter of William Ismael Struck and Freda (?). Viola V. Struck married Les Bullington.

     William Ismael Struck was born on 8 August 1904 at Taos, Taos Co., New Mexico.¹ He was the son of George Struck and Juanita Teresa Tafoya.¹ William Ismael Struck married Freda (?) on 25 August 1936 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. William Ismael Struck died in May 1946 at Wyoming at age 41.¹
     William Ismael Struck appeared on the census of 23 April 1910 at Ranchos De Taos, Taos, New Mexico; Ismael listed as 5 years old, born in New Mexico. His Social Security Number was 520-10-5922 issued in Wyoming. The Social Security Application for Account Number (Forn SS-5) lists William Struck born 08 Aug 1904 i n Taos, Taos Co., NM and died May 1946. Parents listed as George and Jennie T. Struck. The SS-5 form was signed on 01 Dec 1936, color listed as Mexican.¹ He was employed in December 1936 at Standard Oil Co., Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming.¹ He lived in December 1936 at 729 N. Kimball St., Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming.¹

     Susannah Stull married Ephraim Rupel, son of John Rupel and Mary Peck, circa April 1847 at Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.¹
     Her married name was Rupel. Ruple Family in America, 1988, by Jack D. Ruple Sr., pg 148. SOURCE: Jim Coleman FHL film 1673524, item 14.

     Angela Stumpf is the daughter of Richard Stumpf and Patricia Bayerl.

     Barbara Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Barbara Stumpf married Ronald Watercott on 27 May 1978.¹

     Carol Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Carol Stumpf married Steve Archer on 10 May 1980.¹

     Ferd Stumpf married Alma Dehler.
     SOURCE: Stella Squires letter May 1991.

     Jean Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires.

     Jerome Stumpf is the son of Ferd Stumpf and Alma Dehler. Jerome Stumpf married Beverly Elaine Squires, daughter of Gordon Justus Squires and Stella M. Vrzal, on 21 June 1950.¹

     Julie Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Julie Stumpf married Brian Kalahar on 5 May 1979.¹

     Katheryn Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Katheryn Stumpf married David Prescott on 3 July 1979.¹

     Marilyn Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Marilyn Stumpf married Tim Bayerl on 22 July 1978.¹

     Patricia Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Patricia Stumpf married Mike Flicker on 24 November 1983.¹

     Richard Stumpf is the son of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Richard Stumpf married Patricia Bayerl on 13 October 1979.¹

     Richard Stumpf is the son of Richard Stumpf and Patricia Bayerl.

     Robert Stumpf is the son of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires. Robert Stumpf married Debbie Nelson on 5 May 1990.¹

     Teri Stumpf is the daughter of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires.

     Thomas Stumpf is the son of Jerome Stumpf and Beverly Elaine Squires.

     Nancy Stewart Sturdevant was born on 5 November 1921.^1,2 She married John Barnett Tonkin, son of Loring Lombard Tonkin and Norma Madeline Smith, on 20 October 1945 at Clarksburg, Harrison Co., West Virginia.^3,2 Nancy Stewart Sturdevant died on 3 December 1993 at age 72.²
     Nancy Stewart Sturdevant was also known as Nancy Stertevant.² Her married name was Tonkin. She lived in 1962 at Clarksburg, Harrison Co., West Virginia. Her Social Security Number was 235-34-1013, issued in West Virginia before 1951, born 05 Nov 1921 and died 03 Dec 1993.

     Nellie Sullivan married Jeremiah McCarthy.
     Her married name was McCarthy. SOURCE: Frank Trombley letter 01Oct1996.

     Nellie Sullivan married Timothy McCarthy, son of Jeremiah McCarthy and Nellie Sullivan.
     Her married name was McCarthy. SOURCE: Frank Trombley letter 01Oct1996.

     Perry Sulsar married Abigal Ruple, daughter of Jacob Ruple and Abigail McLintick(), on 6 October 1859.¹
     SOURCE: Jim Coleman FHL film 1673524, item 14.

     Male Suman married Virginia C. Douty, daughter of Charles Moses Douty and Martha E. Cochran.

     Martha Suman was the daughter of male Suman and Virginia C. Douty. Martha Suman married Wilfred Runkles on 25 December 1902.¹
     Her married name was Runkles.

     Alice Summers was born on 17 August 1893 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Gabriel Rush Summers and Mercy Ann Longley. Alice Summers married Joseph M. Stephenson before 1920.²
     Alice Summers appeared on the census of 1900 at Clay Twsp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana; E.D. 101, Sheet 1. Her married name was Stephenson.² She lived in August 1920 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.²

     Edward Summers was born circa 1824 at Ireland.¹ He married Catherine Drullinger. Edward Summers died circa 1880 at Clay Twsp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.¹

     Gabriel Rush Summers was born on 13 March 1857 at New Carlisle, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.^1,2 He was the son of Edward Summers and Catherine Drullinger. Gabriel Rush Summers married Mercy Ann Longley, daughter of Andrew Longley and Mary Ruple (Rupel), on 28 October 1880 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana.^3,2 Gabriel Rush Summers died on 20 August 1920 at 314 West Colfax Ave., South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana, at age 63.^4,2 He was buried on 23 August 1920 at Highland Cemetery, South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana; Burial was in the Summers mausoleum.^2,5
     Gabriel Rush Summers was a Manufacturer of sovereign remedies, engaged in South Bend drug business.¹ He graduated circa 1873 at University of Notre Dame.² He appeared on the census of 1900 at Clay Twsp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana; E.D. 101, Sheet 1. He appeared on the census of January 1920 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana; E.D. 237, sheet 1.

The South Bend Tribune Newspaper (Indiana), Saturday 21 Aug 1920, Section 1, page 1 (portions of copy were illegible).
     
GABRIEL R. SUMMERS DIES AFTER MONTH'S ILLNESS
Hon. Gabriel R. Summers, 68 years old, owner of the News-Times, former state senator and prominent business man in this city for many years, died Friday night at 11:50 o'clock at his home, 314 West Colfax avenue. Mr. Summers had been seriously ill for four weeks with heart disease and diabetes and had been in ill health for over a year, having suffered several severe attacks of heart failure. He was taken critically ill July 23 and repeated relapses followed by a stroke of apoplexy Thursday morning caused the abandonment of all hope of his recovery. He had been in a state of coma for two days and was unable to recognize members of his family at his bedside.
Private funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the residence. Bishop John Hazen White, assisted by Rev. Robert J. Long, of St. James Episcopal church, officiating. Burial will be in Highland cemetery. The body will wile in state at the residence Monday from 10 o'clock until 3.
The active pallbearers will be Dr. John A. Stoeckley, James A. Judie, John G. Yeagley, William A. McInenry, Edward Zeitler and Edward Chierhart. The honorary pallbearers will be Joseph M. Neff, George Y. Hepler, Schuyler Robertson, William P. O'Neill, Elmer Crockett, Hon. Rome C. Stephenson, Marvin Campbell, Samuel Parker, Dixon W. Place, Jacob M. Chillas, Dr. J.W. Hill and Aaron Jones.
Surviving Mr. Summers are his wife, Mrs. Mercy Ann Longley Summers, whom he married Oct. 28, 1880, and one daughter, Mrs. Joseph M. Stephenson, of this city.
Mr. Summers was born in New Carlisle, this county, March 13, 1857, the son of Edward and Catherine Summers. After his graduation from Notre Date university when he was 16 years old Mr. Summers returned to his father's farm in Clay township and after his father's death in 1880 entered the farming business on an intensive scale. He (?) became engaged in the agricultural implementation business in this city and Wullerton(?), this county, and in 188(?) became president of the South Bend Iron Bed company. He was one of the organizers of the Vanderheof Medicine company in 189(?) and in recent years has been in full control of the company.
He became interested in the South Bend News in 1909(?) and it was in a great measure due to his influence that the consolidation of the South Bend News and South Bend Tribune was effected in 1911. Three years later Mr. Summers became practically complete owner of the South Bend News-Times and in 1917 relinquished his duties at published to his son-in-law, Joseph M. Stephenson.
Mr. Summers was elected state senator from St. Joseph county in 1914, serving in the 69th and 70th assemblies and on several important committees. He lent his influence toward the passage of the state-wide prohibition law; the United Suffrage act(?), later held unconstitutional by the supreme court, and he bill providing for a constitutional convention (???) state which the supreme court held invalid. He was conceded to be one of the progressive members of the senate. At the (?) of his term he refused to run for re-election, his reasons being ill-health and the weight of his many business interests.
Being a firm believer in the future of South Bend, Mr. Summers became identified with many of the well known business enterprises of the city and was a heavy investor in the city's real estate.² History of St. Joseph Co., Indiana, 1907, page 778.

The South Bend Tribune Newspaper (Indiana), Monday 23 Aug 1920, Section 1, page 5.

Private funeral services for Hon. Gabriel R. Summers were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence, 314 West Colfax avenue. Bishop John Hazen White, assisted by Rev. Robert J. Long, of St. James Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was in the Summers mausoleum in Highland cemetery. The body lay in state at the residence from 10 o'clock this morning until the funeral hour. The active pallbearers will be Dr. John A. Stoeckley, James A. Judie, John G. Yeagley, William A. McInenry, Edward Zeitler and Edward Chierhart. The honorary pallbearers will be Joseph M. Neff, George Y. Hepler, Schuyler Robertson, William P. O'Neill, Elmer Crockett, Hon. Rome C. Stephenson, Marvin Campbell, Samuel Parker, Dixon W. Place, Jacob M. Chillas, Dr. J.W. Hill and Aaron Jones. Many messages of condolence have been received from associates of Mr. Summers during his service in the state senate 1915-1917.⁵