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     Richard Clifton Fellows is the son of Elbert Clifton Fellows and Norma Janet Burkett. Richard Clifton Fellows married Linda Sue Lawelin on 14 September 1968 at Gallatin Co., Montana.

     Roberta Mae Fellows also went by the name of Bert. She was born on 15 January 1932 at Buffalo Co., Nebraska. She was the daughter of Paul Eugene Fellows and Annie Pearl DeLaet. Roberta Mae Fellows died on 10 January 2021 at Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska, at age 88. She graduated in 1949 at Kearney High School, Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska. She lived in December 2007 at Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska.¹

     Roger E. Fellows is the son of Leroy LaVelle Fellows and Emma Louise Dennhardt.¹ Roger E. Fellows married Sharon McNabb on 29 September 1962 at Holy Redeemer Church, North Bend, Coos Co., Oregon. Roger E. Fellows and an unknown person were divorced on 8 December 1975 at Coos Co., Oregon.

     Roy W. Fellows was born on 10 May 1910 at Amherst, Buffalo Co., Nebraska. He was the son of William Leander Fellows and Mary Mable Jordan. Roy W. Fellows married Esther Kauffelt in 1935. Roy W. Fellows died on 31 May 1976 at Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, at age 66.

     Ruby Fellows was born on 27 January 1903 at Purdum, Blaine Co., Nebraska.² She was the daughter of George Elbert Fellows and Minnie Inez Lilly. Ruby Fellows married James Roby Redman, son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr, on 3 July 1922 at Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana; The Marriage License and Marriage Certificate number 654, were both dated 3 July 1922. The marriage listed as being between Roby Redman of Hardin, Montana, aged 23 years, 2 months, 3 days, born at Adams Co., Ohio, son of John Redman and Della Kerr and Ruby Fellows of Hardin, Montana, aged 19 years, 5 months, 6 days, born at Cherry Co., Nebraska, daughter of George Fellows and Minnie Lilly. The wedding was performed by a Methodist Minister and witnessed by Helen Wort and S.W. Fellows.¹ Ruby Fellows died on 27 May 2001 at Birchwood Retirement Home, Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho, at age 98.² She was buried at Canyon Hill Cemetery, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.^3,2

Following from Ruby Redman in 1973:
"My mother's people were Samuel W. Lilly. Married to Mary Jane Haigg. Had 8 children: Minnie, Arod, Amy, Walen (Bud), Viola, Zella and Jessie.
"As of March 1973, there are deaths of dad, mom, Sam, Garnet, Floyd and George."⁴ She lived in December 2000 at 1404 Falls Ave., E., Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho.

Following from an obituary for Ruby Redman in the Idaho Press-Tribune newspaper, dated 30 May 2001:

Rudy Redman, 98 of Caldwell, passed away May 27, 2001, at the beautiful Birchwood Retirement Home in Twin Falls, where she resided for the past year. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 31, at the Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Caldwell.

Ruby was born Jan. 27, 1903, in Purdom (sic), Neb., a daughter of George and Minnie Fellows. She married James R. Redman on July 3, 1921, in Hardin, Mont., and they later moved to Watseka, Ill., where Mr. Redman was employed. They later moved to Scottsbluff, Neb., and in 1934, moved to Caldwell where they made their home. Ruby was very active in the community. During WWII, she was on the ration board, on the election board from 1940 until 1980, was very active in Van Buren School and worked at Crookham Seed Co. She loved to take her grandchildren fishing and hunting. If a book were written about this lady, it would surely be a best seller. She touched the heart of everyone she met and people talk of "a heart of gold!" Yes, the lady had it all! Never thought about herself; it was always someone else.

Survivors include two daughters, Doris (Buzz) Nelson of Medford, OR and Vi Duro of Twin Falls; a son, Harold Redman of Boise; a daughter-in-law, Mabel Redman of Weiser; 11 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and two wonderful care givers, Evylan Ross and Santiago.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, James Redman; one son, Art; one daughter, Dolores Samuelson; and one granddaughter, Judy Luecket.
She lived in March 1923 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois.⁵ She lived in March 1946 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.⁶ She lived in May 1965 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.⁷ She lived in August 1987 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.⁸ She lived at 1202 N. Michigan St., Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho; lived at this address from 1960's till about 1999.

     Sally Fellows is the daughter of James Herbert Fellows and Roberta Adair Foltz. Sally Fellows married Neal Kenneth Indreland.

     Samuel Wesley Fellows was born on 25 October 1899 at Thedford, Thomas Co., Nebraska.² He was born circa October 1898 at Nebraska.³ He was the son of George Elbert Fellows and Minnie Inez Lilly. Samuel Wesley Fellows died on 24 August 1922 at Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana, at age 22.^4,2 Samuel Wesley Fellows World War Draft Registration card lists his birthdate as 25 Oct 1898.⁵ The cause of death was killed by train in 1922.^4,6,7 The cause of death was railroad crossing accident.⁸

MOTHER WRITES POEM ON DEATH OF HER SON

The funeral of Samuel Wesley Fellows, the young man who lost his life at the railroad crossing east of the Big Horn Bridge, Thursday of last week was held Saturday afternoon from the family home in the Little Horn valley, Rev. Irvin of the Baptist church officiating, and the remains were interred in the Hardin cemetery. Samuel Wesley Fellows was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Fellows and was born in Cherry county, Nebraska, October 25, 1898. With his parents he came to Big Horn valley in 1914 and for the past five years the family have resided on their farm in the Little Horn valley, six miles southeast of Hardin. Besides his parents he is survived by four sisters and five brothers. The following obituary poem was written by his mother:
Our loved one was hit by a flying special
That was traveling at a terrific speed.
All in the flash of a second
It committed this awful deed.
Around the curve it came without warning.
Snuffed out his life as a gust would a candle.
That bright and beautiful morning.
He jumped, poor boy, but only too late;
The flying truck hit him, only to seal his fate.
Eye witnesses rushed to him, but he only gasped for breath;
No mortal hands could save him; soon his eyes were closed in death.
Dearest Samuel, thou hast left us. And our loss we deeply feel;
But 'tis God, our Great Redeemer- He can all our sorrows heal.
Closed are the eye lids forever- Those eyes that sparkled with light-
And the heart that before beat so joyous
Is silent and pulseless tonight.
The voice of our loved one will be silent.
Till it wakes on the echoless shore.
And the sound of his gentle voice
WIII gladden our hearts never more.
We bow to the dictates of heaven While saying: "Thy will be done;" But yet, our hearts are aching
For the loss of our loved one.
MOTHER.

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to tender our heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighbors who assisted us during our bereavement In the loss of our son and brother, Samuel Wesley Fellows. Their many acts of kindness will never be forgotten.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. FELLOWS and Family.

The Hardin Tribune (Hardin, Montana)
Fri, Sep 01, 1922 ·Page A8.⁸

     Sandy Jo Fellows is the daughter of James Herbert Fellows and Roberta Adair Foltz. Sandy Jo Fellows married Ronald Eugene Thomas on 11 June 1971 at Big Timber, Sweet Grass Co., Montana. Sandy Jo Fellows and Ronald Eugene Thomas were engaged in October 1970 at Big Timber, Sweet Grass Co., Montana.

     Still-born Fellows was born in 1912 at Dunning, Blaine Co., Nebraska.¹ He was the son of George Elbert Fellows and Minnie Inez Lilly.¹ Still-born Fellows died in 1912.¹

     Susan Fellows is the daughter of James Herbert Fellows and Roberta Adair Foltz. Susan Fellows married Bruce Hottwig.

     Thomas Walter Fellows was born on 7 October 1927 at Baird, Morrill Co., Nebraska.^2,3 He was born in 1927 at Nebraska.⁴ He was the son of Walter Fellows and Mary Marie Weibert.¹ Thomas Walter Fellows married Marie Gertrude Lingelbach on 6 October 1950 at Cheyenne, Laramie Co., Wyoming. Thomas Walter Fellows died on 8 January 2015 at Spring Creek Inn Memory Care Facility, Bozeman, Gallatin Co., Montana, at age 87.^2,3 He was cremated.³ Thomas Walter Fellows was a Orthodontist.² He lived in August 1987 at Bozeman, Gallatin Co., Montana.⁵ The cause of death was Dementia.²

Thomas Walter Fellows, 87, beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015, at Spring Creek Inn Memory Care Facility in Bozeman.

He leaves his wife of 64 years, Marie (Lingelbach) Fellows; his sons, Richard (Marless) and Craig (Mary) Fellows; his daughter, LeeAnn Fellows; 12 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; and brothers, Charlie and Jim. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Connie and his sister, Margaret Hanley.

Born in Baird, Neb. on Oct. 7, 1927 to Walter and Mary (Weibert) Fellows, Tom grew up in a family of homesteading ranchers who eventually settled in eastern Montana's Little Big Horn country. His upbringing instilled in him a relentless work ethic, attention to detail, and love of family which he would apply to all that he did throughout his long and remarkable life.

After graduating at the top of his 11-person class at Lodge Grass High School, Tom joined the U.S. Army at the age of 17 and was stationed at Oregon State University. While there he attended engineering classes and played football for his division, and was soon offered a scholarship by the University of Wyoming. After excelling for four years in the classroom and on the gridiron at Wyoming, Tom studied dentistry and orthodontics at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. From there he and Marie moved to Bozeman, where Tom established the town's first orthodontics practice. The practice thrived for decades as the town grew, even as Tom continued to graze cattle and raise horses in the pasture behind his family's home on the outskirts of town.

Tom and Marie were devoted and active companions who shared many adventures in Big Sky country and far beyond. They enjoyed going on four-day backcountry trips on horseback into the Spanish Peaks and Crazy Mountains, bringing only what could be carried in their saddle bags and sleeping under the stars. They traveled extensively, including trips to Egypt, Hawaii, and the Grand Slam tennis tournaments of Wimbledon, the French Open and the Australian Open. And in what was perhaps their greatest undertaking, they raised four similarly active children.

Tom was an avid outdoorsman who loved to hunt and fish, but he had many other passions as well. He restored and showed antique automobiles, and crafted jewelry as gifts for family. An accomplished tennis player and expert skier, Tom could often be found on a court or on the slopes well into his 70s depending on the season. In addition to being a fixture on the local tennis circuit, he was a state Senior Olympian and competed in the U.S. grandfather-grandson grass-court doubles championships in Chestnut Hill, Mass. in 2005. He also orchestrated and competed in countless family tournaments, always careful to make sure that no one left without an "award" of some kind – no matter how dubious.

Tom was active in the Bozeman community, serving on the board of Montana Bank and as a Montana State University booster. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, and of Shriners International. Tom also served as a Boy Scout leader, and coached a championship little-league baseball team.

Above all, Tom was a genuine family man with boundless love and generosity toward his large family and many friends. He is remembered by all who knew him for his kindness, sense of humor, and infectious smile.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 11:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Bozeman. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Cody Dieruf Benefit Foundation for Cystic Fibrosis, P.O. Box 6044, Bozeman, MT 59771 or to the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation, 199 Water St., 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10038.³

     Walter Fellows was born on 13 May 1904 at Purdum, Blaine Co., Nebraska.¹ He was born on 13 May 1904 at Dunning, Blaine Co., Nebraska.^2,3 He was the son of George Elbert Fellows and Minnie Inez Lilly.¹ Walter Fellows married Mary Marie Weibert on 6 November 1924 at Big Horn Co., Montana.^1,3 Walter Fellows died on 23 August 1987 at Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana, at age 83. He died on 23 August 1987 at Sweet Grass Pioneer Home, Big Timber, Sweet Grass Co., Montana, at age 83.^2,3 He was buried at Section 11 Lot 29 Grave B, Fairview Cemetery, Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana.² He lived in March 1975 at Hardin, Big Horn, Montana.⁴ His Social Security Number was 517-42-3351 issued in Montana, last residence being Choteau, Teton Co., Montana. The cause of death was bad lungs in 1987.⁵

Walter Fellows

HARDIN - Walter Fellows ranched for many years in the Benteen area near Crow Agency, retiring to Hardin in 1970. He enjoyed fishing, bowling, sports and his grandchildren.
Mr. Fellows, 83, died Sunday in Sweet Grass Pioneer Home in Big Timber.
Born in Dunning, Neb., a son of George and Minnie Fellows, he grew up in the Dunmore area and attended Big Horn County country schools. On Nov. 6, 1924, he married Mary Weibert in Ballantine ; she died in 1986.
Survivors include three sons, Dr Tom Fellows of Bozeman, Charles of Choteau and James of Big Timber; a daughter, Margaret Hanley of Billings; a brother, Jim of Cloverdale, Calif; three sisters, Pearl Merry of Floral City, Fla., Ruby Redman of Caldwell, Idaho, and Opal McCulley of Arco, Idaho; 14 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Bullis Funeral Chapel with burial in Hardin Fairview Cemetery.

The Billings Gazette (Billings, Montana)
Mon, Aug 24, 1987 ·Page 6.³


He lived in March 1923 at Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana.⁶ He lived in March 1946 at Crow Agency, Big Horn Co., Montana.⁷ He lived in May 1965 at Lodge Grass, Big Horn Co., Montana.⁸

     Walter Reuben Fellows was born on 23 November 1898 at Amherst, Buffalo Co., Nebraska.¹ He was the son of John Franklin Fellows and Maud Nina Hatten. Walter Reuben Fellows married Emalou Erazim in 1928. Walter Reuben Fellows died on 30 September 1984 at Colorado at age 85. Walter Reuben Fellows was a Farmer.

     William David Fellows is the son of Elbert Clifton Fellows and Norma Janet Burkett. William David Fellows married Shanna Lee Chaney on 11 September 1982 at Gallatin Co., Montana.

     William Leander Fellows was born circa 1811 at New York info from 1850 Ohio Census. He married Mary Pauline Higby. William Leander Fellows died in 1889 at Orleans Co., New York. William Leander Fellows was a wheelwright.¹

     William Leander Fellows was born on 11 June 1869 at Manunk, Livingston Co., Illinois.^1,2 He was the son of Albert A. Fellows and Margaret M. Haines. William Leander Fellows was born circa 1870 at Illinois info from 1880 Nebraska Census. He married Mary Mable Jordan on 26 September 1894 at Kearney Co., Nebraska. William Leander Fellows died on 8 January 1949 at Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska, at age 79.² He was buried at Kearney Cemetery, Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska.²

Funeral services for William L. Fellows, 79, route 1, Amherst, will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday at the Anderson funeral home. Mr. Fellows died Saturday in a local hospital.

Born in Manuck, Illinois, mr. Fellows was an early resident of the county, coming to Amherst in 1872, and made his home there since that time. He and Mrs. Fellows observed their 54th wedding anniversary last September

In addition to his wife, Mary, he is survived by three sons, Guy, at home, Roy of Amherst, and Arlo of Elm Creek; six daughters, Mrs. Frank Wright of Elm Creek, Mrs. Rodney Eldred of Hastings, Mrs. Claude McMurtry, Scottsbluff, Mrs. Delbert Simmerman, Elm Creek; Mrs. Gene Cool, Amherst, and Mrs. Alta Biber, Kearney; three brother, Lee of Eddyville, Jess of Ravenna and George of Eddyville; one sister, Mrs. Grace Nickols, New Plymouth, Idaho; 26 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Elder W. C. Rishel of Elm Creek and the Rev. Gerald Gardner of Kearney Christian church will have charge of the services. Burial will be in Kearney cemetery.

Kearney Daily Hub, Monday, January 10, 1949, page 1.

     Male Feltenberger married Ellen J. Eyer, daughter of Charles Eugene Eyer and Viola Mae Harn.

     Bonnie Belle Fenby married Clifton Galand Bartlett, son of William Leland Bartlett and Pearl Violet Noel, on 10 December 1959 at Kalispell, Flathead Co., Montana.

     Jean F. Fennell married Alwin Harry Warfel, son of Marion Alwin Warfel and Lena Louise Cherico, on 5 October 1968 at San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.

     Deven Haylee Fennern is the daughter of Kenneth Richard Fennern and Paula Nicosia.

     Fred Frank Fennern married Lorraine Lillian Marhoun.¹

     Kenneth Richard Fennern is the son of Fred Frank Fennern and Lorraine Lillian Marhoun.² Kenneth Richard Fennern married Paula Nicosia, daughter of Frank Thomas Nicosia and Muriel Pauline Nestaval, on 15 October 1982 at Ramsey Co., Minnesota.

     Laken Pauline Fennern is the daughter of Kenneth Richard Fennern and Paula Nicosia.

     Ada Pearl Ferguson was born on 13 October 1897 at Missouri.¹ She married Samuel Paul Maxwell, son of Benjamin W. Maxwell and Bertie Leona Wilkinson, on 21 June 1918 at California. Ada Pearl Ferguson married Nathaniel Alfred Frisbie on 20 July 1929 at California. Ada Pearl Ferguson died on 18 January 1982 at San Bernardino Co., California, at age 84.¹ She was buried at Rialto Park Cemetery, Rialto, San Bernardino Co., California.¹

     Alice Srow Ferguson was born on 30 January 1927 at Naeve Hospital, Albert Lea, Freeborn Co., Minnesota.^1,2 She was the daughter of Harold Henry Ferguson and Sena Caroline Skow.¹ Alice Srow Ferguson married Laurel Lyle Richards, son of Abraham Paul Richards and Florence Irene Andrews, on 5 December 1948 at Methodist Church, Ellendale, Steele Co., Minnesota.^2,1 Alice Srow Ferguson died on 22 August 2014 at Mayo Clinic Health System, Albert Lea, Freeborn Co., Minnesota, at age 87.² She lived in June 2013 at Ellendale, Steele Co., Minnesota.

Following obituary for Alice Richards:

Alice Richards, 1927-2014
Published 9:59am Monday, August 25, 2014

Memorial services for Alice Richards will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, August 28, 2014 at the United Methodist Church in Ellendale. The Rev. Randy Cirksena will officiate.
Visitation will be held Wednesday, August 27 from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Ellendale and one hour prior to the funeral service. Alice died at the age of 87 on Friday, August 22, 2014 at Mayo Clinic Health Systems, Albert Lea, surrounded by family and friends.
Alice (Ferguson) Richards was born January 30, 1927 to Harold and Sena (Skow) Ferguson at Naeve Hospital, Albert Lea. She grew up, attended school and lived her entire life in the Ellendale area. As a young girl, Alice spent her time helping on the farm and singing with her 6 sisters which they continued to do throughout their lives. Alice attended nurses training at Naeve Hospital where she received her RN. She worked at the Owatonna Hospital, Good Samaritan Nursing Home and Fountain Lake Treatment Center. Alice was an active member in her church and choir. She was involved in many volunteer organizations, especially AA and gave of her time freely to each one.
She was united in marriage to Laurel (Dick) Richards on December 5, 1948 at the Methodist Church in Ellendale. Dick and Alice spent lots of time at their cabin in Longville, Minnesota where they enjoyed visiting for hours with family and friends. They also loved to travel and dance. Oh, how they loved to dance!
Alice will be remembered for many things but most of all for her joyful attitude and her love of people.
Her greatest joy was her family which includes her children; Dan (Sue) Richards of Geneva, David (Joyce) Richards of Albert Lea, Lauri (DeWayne) Jensen of Geneva; grandchildren; Tomm (Tara) Richards of Mankato, Brett (Jess) Richards of Albert Lea, Jena Thompson of Albert Lea, Brody (Katie) Richards of Albert Lea, Gretchen (LaShawn) Ray of Chicago and Abbey Jensen of Apple Valley; great-granchildren; Tristan, Taya, Torey and Tiegen Richards, Maxx and Maya Richards, Cole and Ethan Thompson, Jaxon, Griffyn and Ryker Richards, DaMarcus, Carson, Braxton and Brock Ray; 3 sisters; Anna (Fred) Foster, Mildred (Gerry) Flugum and Rosey (Eldon) Peterson; many brother and sister-in-laws, nieces and nephews, each very important to her.
She was preceded in death by her husband Dick Richards, her parents, 3 sisters; Wanda (Fisher) Christiansen, Helen (Harry) Holmes, Beulah (C.Hency) Crabtree and many other loved ones.
- See more at: http://www.bonnerupfuneralservice.com/obituary/Alice-Richards/Ellendale-MN/1412489#sthash.5D14E0sm.dpuf.² She lived in 1993 at RR 2, Ellendale, Steele Co., Minnesota.

     Harold Henry Ferguson was born on 8 December 1885 at Steele Co., Minnesota. He married Sena Caroline Skow on 16 October 1913 at Geneva, Freeborn Co., Minnesota. Harold Henry Ferguson died on 22 September 1974 at Ellendale, Steele Co., Minnesota, at age 88.

     Michael Gene Fernandez was born on 26 March 1956 at Grants Pass, Josephine Co., Oregon. He married Alexis M. Shumway, daughter of male Shumway and Jimmie Jean Van Sickle, on 24 April 1981 at Walla Walla Co., Washington. Michael Gene Fernandez died on 28 June 2004 at Las Vegas, Clark Co., Nevada, at age 48. In April 1981 Michael Gene Fernandez was a Audio-Video Technician.

     Toby Ann Ferrell was born on 20 October 1934 at West Virginia.¹ She married Marion Arthur Perkins Sr., son of Preston Wesley Perkins Sr. and Anna Catherine Harn. Toby Ann Ferrell died on 3 October 2001 at Mentor, Lake Co., Ohio, at age 66.¹ She was buried at Mentor Municipal Cemetery, Mentor, Lake Co., Ohio.¹ SOURCE: Mildred Harn letter March 1995.

     Hannah Ferrig married Charles Ceder.

     Tom Ferte married Jeanie McDougal, daughter of Herbert Delman McDougal and Alta Mabel Magruder.