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     Amanda Jane Redman is the daughter of Jody Ann Redman. Amanda Jane Redman married Jacob Matthew Marshall, son of Samuel Marshall and Barbara J. (?), on 16 October 2020 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Polson, Lake Co., Montana.

     Betty Jo Redman was born on 29 October 1925 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Homer Hartsel Redman and Pauline Mae Templeton.¹ Betty Jo Redman died on 16 June 2004 at age 78.

     Blanche Redman was the daughter of Walter Redman and Bertha May Martin.¹

     Chester Arthur Redman was born on 21 August 1889 at Ohio CENSUS: 1900 Ohio, Adams Co., Green twp. He was the son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr. Chester Arthur Redman married Frances Rose (?) circa 1909.¹ Chester Arthur Redman married Vida Mary Thompson on 17 October 1917 at Montana.¹ Chester Arthur Redman died on 8 June 1957 at Fromberg, Carbon Co., Montana, at age 67.² He was buried at Rockvale Cemetery, Rockvale, Carbon Co., Montana.

     Christina Ella Redman was born circa 1876 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Christina Ella Redman was also known as Dye. She married male Dye circa 1904. Christina Ella Redman died on 21 November 1912 at Ohio.

     Connie Jane Redman is the daughter of James (?) and Violet Estelle Redman. Connie Jane Redman married Gregory Adam Parker on 14 February 1985 at 1845 S Pennsylvania St, Denver, Denver Co., Colorado.¹

     Daniel Redman was born in 1806 at Virginia. He was the son of Daniel Redman Jr. and Prudence Tyler. Daniel Redman married Emily Jane Tolle, daughter of Mathias Tolle and Prudence Davis, circa 1836 at Ohio. Daniel Redman died on 9 March 1861 at Kentucky.

     Daniel Redman Jr. was born on 20 February 1779 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Daniel Redmon Sr. and Sarah Neville. Daniel Redman Jr. married Prudence Tyler on 15 January 1801 at Adams Co., Ohio. Daniel Redman Jr. died on 26 December 1846 at Indiana at age 67.

     Denice Rea Redman was born on 25 December 1951 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.¹ She was the daughter of James Arthur Redman and Mabel Eileen Foreman. Denice Rea Redman graduated in 1970 at Weiser High School, Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho. She married Vern Irwin Brown on 23 February 1974.¹ Denice Rea Redman lived in July 1999 at HC 73, 2681 Hwy 78, Burns, Harney Co., Oregon. She lived in November 2013 at Burns, Harney Co., Oregon.² Facebook page is:
https://www.facebook.com/Grama123?


Denice Rea Redman Brown Dec. 25, 1951 – Sept. 26, 2021

It is hard to convey in a few paragraphs the impact a person has over a lifetime. Those of you that knew her know just how large her heart was. It seemed to have no limit to the amount of love and kindness she could show, and she spent her life creating bonds that cannot be broken by her passing.

Denice or “pretty girl”, as her husband called her was born in Caldwell, Idaho to James “Art” Redman and Mabel Redman on Christmas day, Dec. 25, 1951.

She was the first of three children born and is survived by her sister, Luann Redman of Weiser, Idaho; and her brother, John Redman of Lafayette, Ga.

Her childhood was spent mostly with her Grandpa and Grandma Foreman in Caldwell. It was there that she was taught by example to love and follow Jesus throughout her life. No doubt the beginning of a life that led her to heaven.

She met the love of her life Vern Irwin Brown of Weiser while working as his secretary at Idaho First National Bank in Weiser 1972. After getting to know each other over a short time they decided to date and 30 days later, on Feb. 23, 1974 they were wed. Working together to create a life with mostly love and laughter to get them through in the beginning.

She wanted nothing more that to be a wife and mother, her wish was granted when she gave birth to her son Vern Irwin Brown Jr. on Sept. 5, 1975. Followed by Rebecca Denice Brown on Dec. 31, 1976 and Victoria Lynn Brown Martinak on Oct. 19,1978.

Her hope was always to have eight children but after three her doctor said no more so she decided to just take in any kid that needed her for the rest of her life.

Her heart, home and arms always open to those that needed love. The love of her kids and not wanting to miss a single moment led her to work at Crane Elementary in the lunchroom, lead story time at the library, coach little league baseball, lead countless 4-H groups and girl scouts for years. She never missed a single event in her children’s lives as they grew up. She showed the same enthusiasm for her adventures with her husband Vern. One of those adventures brought them to Harney County on June 13, 1976, where she lived surrounded by her family till her passing.

Denice had many talents and hobbies throughout her life, she was an accomplished singer, piano player, painter, seamstress, cook and much more. In 1986 she was abruptly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a disease she chose to never let define her. Aside from her work that kept her near her kids she was an accomplished secretary and operated the Burns Christian Church Food bank until her passing.

Her heart was for helping others and being available to her family for any needs that came up. She wanted to be a mother who showed by example how to be about family, and she was in every way. When Denice became a grama she truly blossomed, those babies could do no wrong and she often took the fault of any wrong doings by them by confidently stepping in and telling the parents, “No, that’s my fault I told them it was ok”. It became a family joke for years as you did not mess with her grand-babies, ever. She just loved and accepted them as they are and continued to show by example what unconditional love feels like. Riata Genie Brown, Jace Irwin Anderson, Jack Irwin Brown, Grayden John William Martinak, Vern Jiggs Brown, Charlotte Isabell Brown and Paisley Victorea Martinak are all blessed to have been able to call her grama.

We all exist because of her and she will never be forgotten. She will be remembered in the stories we tell, the pictures we have, the flowers she grew and loved that will continue to bloom each spring in her honor.

One of her greatest joys and comforts was knowing that her kids, including Nicholas Ryan Martinak and husband were all saved and baptized so we could all be together again someday.

She spent her time the last few years quilting and being a prayer warrior for all those that she hoped would seek God and be saved, she lived her life as the best example she could of that.

She was ever a classy woman who will be remembered for so much including her smile and her life choice to choose happiness every day. If you would like to honor the life of this selfless amazing woman please make a contribution to the Burns Christian Church, where she sat three rows back, praising Jesus for over 30 years. Rest easy pretty girl, you deserve it.

Services will be held on Oct. 17 at the Memorial Building located at the Harney County Fairgrounds. Service from 1-2 p.m. There will be no food or drink provided to minimize risk of exposure. Please come and help the family say goodbye to their wife, mother and grandmother.

Burns Times-Herald, Burns, Oregon
https://www.btimesherald.com/2021/10/13/denice-rea-redman-brown-dec-25-1951-sept-26-2021/.¹ She died on 26 September 2021 at Burns, Harney Co., Oregon, at age 69.¹

     Dolores May Redman was born on 5 February 1929 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of James Roby Redman and Ruby Fellows. Dolores May Redman married LeRoy Samuelson on 12 September 1948 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.^2,1,3 Her Social Security Number was 519-24-7559 issued in Idaho before 1951. SSDI lists born 05 Feb 1929, death on 13 Sep 1998, residence in Caldwell- Canyon Co., Idaho, with the SSN issued Idaho before 1951. The SSN was 519-24-7559. Dolores May Redman lived in August 1998 at 911 E. Belmont St., Apt 22, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho; This was her residence at the time of death. SOURCE: Ruby Redman. She died on 13 September 1998 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 69.

     Doris Darlene Redman was born on 16 December 1931 at Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff Co., Nebraska.¹ She was the daughter of James Roby Redman and Ruby Fellows. Doris Darlene Redman married John J. Berry circa 9 September 1951 at Methodist Church, Reno, Washoe Co., Nevada.^2,1 Doris Darlene Redman lived in November 1951 at San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.²

Redmans Announce Daughter's Marriage

CALDWELL— Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Redman of Caldwell have announced the marriage in September of their daughter Doris Redman, to John J. Berry of the Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Berry of Louisville Kr.
Attendants were Paul E. Johnston of San Francisco and Colleen Tallmon of Caldwell. The ceremony was performed at the Methodist church in Reno with Rev. Arthur V. Thurman presiding. The couple is now residing in San Francisco where the bridegroom is stationed with the Navy.
The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Idaho, 11 Nov 1951, Sun - Page 32.² She and John J. Berry were divorced on 6 June 1964 at Gooding, Gooding Co., Idaho.³ Doris Darlene Redman married Conley Denton Nelson, son of Denton John Nelson and Shirley A. Gough, on 16 December 1964 at Boise, Ada Co., Idaho.^4,1 SOURCE: Ruby Redman. Doris Darlene Redman lived in December 2002 at 1428 Highcrest Dr., Medford, Jackson Co., Oregon. Her Social Security Number was 519-30-7299. She died on 23 April 2010 at Providence Medford Medical Center, Medford, Jackson Co., Oregon, at age 78.

     Dyer Redman was born on 27 August 1868 at Adams Co., Ohio.^2,1 He was the son of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Dyer Redman died on 28 May 1943 at South Portsmouth, Greenup Co., Kentucky, at age 74. He died on 28 May 1943 at Adams Co., Ohio, at age 74.² He was buried at Berea Chapel Cemetery, Scioto Co., Ohio.²

     Elisha Pribuey Redman was born on 29 May 1879 at Ohio.¹ He was the son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr.¹ Never married.² Elisha Pribuey Redman died on 24 February 1909 at Stockland, Iroquois Co., Illinois, at age 29.¹

     Elliot McBain Redman is the son of Joseph Nathan Dickerson and Connie Jane Redman.

     Emily Jane Redman died at Ohio. She was born in 1859 at Ohio info form 1860 Ohio Census. She was the daughter of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Emily Jane Redman was born circa 1864.¹

     Emma Viola Redman was born on 4 November 1884 at Ohio CENSUS: 1900 Ohio, Adams Co., Green twp. She was the daughter of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr. Had 3 girls.¹ Emma Viola Redman married Lewis Holt in 1902.¹ Emma Viola Redman died on 3 December 1943 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois, at age 59.^2,3 She was buried at Sugar Creek Cemetery, Stockland, Iroquois Co., Illinois.³

     Eugene Redman was the son of Samuel Simmons Redman and Mary German.¹

     Ferri Redman was the son of Chester Arthur Redman and Frances Rose (?)¹

     Floradell Redman was the daughter of Walter Redman and Bertha May Martin.¹

     Francis M. Redman was born circa 1865.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Francis M. Redman died on 13 April 1875 at Ohio.

     Frank Redman was born circa 1932. He was the son of Homer Hartsel Redman and Pauline Mae Templeton.¹ Frank Redman died in 1992.

     Hannah Belle Redman was born circa 1872 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Hannah Belle Redman died on 4 November 1944 at Ohio.

     Harold Warren Redman also went by the name of Red. He was born on 26 March 1927 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois.¹ Harold Warren Redman was a Printer. He was the son of James Roby Redman and Ruby Fellows. Harold attended Caldwell High School in Canyon Co., Idaho in 1944, but did not graduate.

U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 lists following record for Harold W. Redman:

Name: Harold W Redman
Birth Year: 1927
Race: White, citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Illinois
State of Residence: Idaho
County or City: Canyon
Enlistment Date: 29 Oct 1945
Enlistment State: Texas
Enlistment City: Camp Wolters
Service Number:      39944786
Branch: Transportation Corps
Branch Code: Transportation Corps
Grade: Private
Grade Code: Private
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for Hawaiian Department
Component: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC
Education: 3 years of high school
Civil Occupation: Tinsmiths, coppersmiths, and sheet metal workers
Marital Status: Single, without dependents

Source Information:
National Archives and Records Administration. U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 (database on-line) Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, 1938-1946 [Archival Database]; World War II Army Enlistment Records; Records of the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 64; National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.




Pvt. Harold Redman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Redman, 703 Indiana street, is spending a 12-day furlough in Caldwell, en route from Camp Wolters, Tex., to Fort Douglas, Utah.
The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Idaho, 9 November 1945, page 13.²


Harold Warren Redman married Doris Jane Richards, daughter of Abraham Paul Richards and Florence Irene Andrews, on 19 February 1950 at Methodist Church, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.^3,1
Miss Doris Richards Marries Army Corporal in Caldwell
CALDWELL — Before a flower-banked altar in the Methodist church, Miss Doris Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Richards of Blooming Prairie Minn., and Cpl. Harold Redman, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Redman of Caldwell, were married Sunday evening.
The Rev. Harold N. Nye officiated at the ceremony which was attended by 80 friends.
The bride wore a white chiffon dress made with a lace and chiffon bodice. Her net veil fell from a Juliet cap and she carried a white Bible topped with an orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Eldon Farner, sister of the bride. She wore a pink taffeta and net dress and carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Violet Redman, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Luetta Edick of Homedale, cousin of the bride They were gowned in pink and blue and carried pink corsages.
Linda Richards of Blooming Prairie sister of the bride and Carol Jean Edick of Homedale were the flower girls and wore yellow and blue organdy formals.
Mrs. Richards, mother of the bride, was dressed in navy blue with pink accessories The bridegroom’s mother wore a dusty rose dress with black accessories
Acting as best man was LeRoy Samuelson, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Ushers were Eldon Farner and James A. Redman.
Mrs. Nye played the wedding march from Lohengrin and Richard Williams sang several solos accompanied by Mrs. Nye
A reception given by the bride's mother, followed the wedding ceremony. Assisting Mrs. Richards were Mrs. Frank Wirta and Mrs . Ernie Edick, aunts of the bride, Mrs. Wesley Hausaurer, Mrs. Johnnie Fisher , Florence Wirta, Alice May Hausaurer and Mrs. Samuelson.
Following a wedding trip to McCall the couple will be at home in Newport News, Va., where the bridegroom is stationed.
The bride was graduated from Iowa Falls, Iowa, high school and for the last two years has made her home in Caldwell. The bridegroom is a graduate of Caldwell high school and for the last five years has been with the U.S. Army transportation corps. He spent four years in the German occupation stationed at Berlin.
The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Idaho, 26 Feb 1950, Sun - Page 32.⁴

His Social Security Number was 519-20-6642 issued in Idaho before 1951. Harold Warren Redman lived in 1951 at 42 Locust Ave., Newport News, Virginia.

Harold Redman -- DD Form 214 – Report of Separation from the Armed Forces of the United States, provides the following information:

Honorable Discharge
1. Name: Redman, Harold Warren
2.Service Number: RA39-944-786
3.Grade: SGT(T) 01Oct1950
4.Component and Branch: Regular Army, Transportation Corp.
5.Specialty Number: 1783
6.Effective Date of Separation: 30Oct1950
7.Type of Separation: Discharge
8.Reason and Authority of Separation: Expiration of term of service AR 615-360
9.Place of Separation: Fort Eustis, Virginia
10.Date of Birth: 26Mar1927
11.Place of Birth: Watseka, Illinois
12.Description:
Sex: Male
Race: White
Color Hair: Red
Color Eyes: Blue
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 175
17.Means of Entry other than Induction: Enlisted 6 years
18.Rank at time of entry into service: Private
19.Date and Place of Entry into Service: 29Oct1945 - Camp Wolters, Texas
20.Home Address at time of entry into service: 720 Indiana St., Canyon Co., Caldwell, Idaho
22.Net Service Completed for Pay Purposes this Period: 6 yrs, 0 mo., 0 days
23.Other Service (Act of 16Jun1942 as amended) Completed for pay purposes: 0 yrs, 4 mo., 29 days
24.Total Net Service Completed for Pay Purposes: 6 yrs, 4 mo., 29 days

>>>This comes out to 01Jun1944, what service was he in from 01Jun1944 until 29Oct1945?
(this maybe Army Reserves or Army National Guard, for 4 –months 29-days)

26.Foreign and/or Sea Service: 3 yrs, 6 mo., 11 days
27.Decorations, Medals, Badges, Citations and Campaign Ribbons Awarded or Authorized:
Good Conduct Medal, WW II Victory Medal, Army Occupational Medal (Germany)
28.Most Significant Duty Assignment: 502d T Traffic Regulation Det., Fort Eustis, Virginia
29. Wounds Received: NA
30.Service Schools or Colleges, College Training Courses and/or Post-Grad. Courses completed: NA
35.Remarks: 2 Days lost under section 6 (a) appendix 2b MGM 1951
Blood Group "A"
Excess leave 61 days
42.Main Civilian Occupation: No Work History
45:Marital Status: married
46.Non-Service Education (Years successfully completed): Grammar-8yrs, High School-3 ½ years, College-0 yrs.⁵




Harold and his wife, Doris, adopted his sister Violet's baby, Connie Redman in 1953.

He lived in 1955 at 730 W. 3rd, Prineville, Crook Co., Oregon. He lived between 1957 and 1960 at 527 N. Court, Prineville, Crook Co., Oregon.

In 1927 the Redman family moved from Illinois to Montana in a 1925 Chevy car, to find better jobs. Then in 1929, they moved from Wyoming to Idaho for Harold's fathers job with International Harvester. Harold worked for the U.S. Forest Service in Idaho from 1942-44. He joined the U.S. Army in 1945, where he served in Germany, getting out of the service in 1951. In 1951, he worked construction jobs in Washington. Beginning in 1952, he started working in the Printing business, initially in Oregon, then later in Minnesota. In 1959, Harold moved from Oregon to Minnesota for job opportunities.
Harold considered himself an Independent Republican. For leisure-time activities, he had enjoyed fishing, hunting, bowling and golf.
On 07 Jan 1970, Mary Lou adopted the two daughters of Harold W. Redman, Connie Jane Redman and Jody Ann Redman, and Harold adopted Mary Lou's son Steve.


He lived in February 1963 at 559 E. Rose St., Owatonna, Steele Co., Minnesota.⁶ He married Mary Lou McCarthy, daughter of William Charles McCarthy and Katherine Rose Sklenar, on 17 January 1964 at Owatonna, Steele Co., Minnesota.⁷ Harold Warren Redman lived in 1965 at 8925 Chicago Ave., South, Bloomington, Hennepin Co., Minnesota; from 1965 to 1975. He lived in June 1975 at Rt. 4, Box 157A, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota. He retired circa 1983 at Minneapolis Star & Tribune Newspaper, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota. He and Herena A. Tichey were unmarried partners in 1985. Harold Warren Redman lived in May 2001 at 2020 Spaulding St., Boise, Ada Co., Idaho.

Harold Redman lived with Herena A. Burkett at 2020 Spaulding Street in Boise from about 1985 till May 2001, when they sold the house. In March 2002, they bought a 14' x 70' mobile home at 1450 View Vista Park Port Angeles Washington. He lived bt 2002 - 2010 at 1450 View Vista Park, Port Angeles, Clallam Co., Washington. The cause of death was immediate cause of death was Myocardial Infarction for 3-weeks, aortic stenosis for 2-months, Atrial fibrillation for 1-week, pulmonary HTN for 2-months and Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).

on 8 July 2010.⁸ He died on 8 July 2010 at Saint Joseph Hospital, Bellingham, Whatcom Co., Washington, at age 83.⁸ He was cremated on 8 July 2010 at Westford Funeral Home, Bellingham, Whatcom Co., Washington.


26 Mar 1927
     Born in Watseka, Illinois, copy of birth certificate spelled name as ‘Herald’.
1933-34
     His family attended the Chicago World’s Fair and met Jack Dempsey.
1935-36
     When about 8 or 9 years old, the family lived part-time out in Jordan Valley (Oregon), found a pinto pony that he raised.
     When about 8 or 9 years old, won a piglet at the fair in Caldwell, Idaho.
1936-38
     Played legion baseball from 9-11 years old.
1936
     Starting at age 9, parents made him take violin lessons for 2-years.
1937
     When 10-years old, had two paper routes.
     Shipped to ranch in central Idaho, near Grangeville to work as a hired hand for 2-years for John Chase. Going to school in Grangeville. When about 12-years old, drove 36 head of mule and a horse for over 27 miles all by himself for John Chase.

year?
     Some Indians gave him the name Red Feather. Early in his boxing, he boxed as Red Feather. He wrote a lot of fishing and hunting stories under the name of Red Feather.

1937-49
     Boxing career from ages 10 to 22 years old.
1939
     When about 12 years old, parents farmed him out to work
     Got his driver’s license when 12.
     Worked as a hired hand in New Meadows for 1 ½ years (about 1939-41)
     Worked as a hired hand in Caldwell for Mr. Roberts for two-years.
1942
     Started working with the Forest Service when 15, worked with them till 17 years old.
     Got into the Golden Gloves when 15 years old.
1944
     Enlisted in the Army, physical and sworn in ceremony in Ogden, Utah. (this maybe Reserves or National Guard, for 4 –months 29-days)
     Shipped to Texas for 6-months of training in the 32nd Infantry Division.
     Then signed up for 3-years in the regular army rather than to go to Pacific.
25 Dec 1944
     Arrived in Le Havre, France.
Feb 1945
     Was in hospital in France for 2-months with diphtheria, likely due to some tampered with water.
Oct 1945
     His army separation papers listed enlistment dates that were 1-year later than what he said in his audio recordings. Those separation papers list enlistment into regular army on 29Oct1945 at Camp Wolters, Texas, with 6 yrs, 4 mo, 29 days of service, which would be 01 Jun 1945. Service Number was 39944786.
1946
     He was in an Army Shooting Match in Munich, Germany.
1945-47
     Made a train commander in the Army Transportation Corps, in charge of passenger trains from Berlin to Frankfort for about 2-years.
1947
     Came down with Hepatitis.
     Yellow jaundice and in coma for 32-days.
     Said he was in a 1947 issue of Life magazine.
1948-49
     Berlin Airlift
     Met Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour when they flew into Berlin during the Berlin Airlift.
1949
     For 3-months he was the youngest (22-years old) Master Sergeant in the entire army.
Jul 1949
     Back in the US
1949-51
     Stationed in Virginia
1949
     Given job of Movement Control Specialist at Fort Eustis, Virginia for 1 ½ years.
July 1949
     After boxing match at Fort Benning, Georgia he quit boxing.
1949-1953
     Raced cars for about 5-years. Quit racing after crashed his car at Darlington Raceway.
Abt 1950
     Driver for a two star general
Feb 1950
     Married Doris Richards
Oct 1951
     Honorably discharged from the army.
Dec 1951-Jun 1952
     Worked as a Sanitation Engineer in Caldwell, Idaho.
Jun 1952
     Working in Moses Lake, Washington putting up fences with his brother-in-law, LeRoy Samuelson.
1952
     Living in Prineville, Oregon.
     Went to school for printing, partnered in a printing business
1953
     Adopted Connie and took her home from the hospital.
     Living in a 1-bedroom apartment in Prineville, Oregon.
1959
     Moved to Minnesota
1961
     Working as a pressman with Jostens in Owatonna, Minnesota.
Feb 1962
     Jody was born
Feb 1963
     His wife, Doris died.
     Worked for Faribault Daily News and Owatonna Daily News for about 3 years.
1964
     Married Mary Lou Harn
Jan 1970
     Adoption of Connie, Jody and Steve
Aug 1975
     Moved into house at French Lake, Minnesota
1982
     His wife, Mary Lou died.
1982-83
     Retired from Minneapolis Star & Tribune Newspaper.
1990-91
     Bought house in Idaho with Herena Burkett.
08 Jul 2010
     Died in Bellingham, Washington.

(Timeline created from about 14-hours of recordings that Harold Redman made between 2006-2009.)

He was buried on 10 June 2011 at Geneva Cemetery, Ellendale, Freeborn Co., Minnesota, urn with his ashes were buried next to his first wife, Doris.

     Hazel Redman was the daughter of Walter Redman and Bertha May Martin.¹

     Homer Redman was born circa 1874 at Ohio.¹ He was the son of Samuel Redman and Susan M. Chamberlain.¹ Homer Redman died on 30 October 1897 at Ohio.

     Homer Hartsel Redman was born on 21 March 1894 at Adams Co., Ohio. He was the son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr. Homer Hartsel Redman married Edna Belle Moore on 23 August 1918 at Indiana.¹ Homer Hartsel Redman married Pauline Mae Templeton on 10 May 1924 at Illinois.¹ Homer Hartsel Redman died on 13 March 1946 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois, at age 51.²

     Isaiah Tyrell Redman is the son of Elliot McBain Redman and Armandina Marie Berg. Isaiah Tyrell Redman married Hope Sellers on 19 March 2021.

     James Arthur Redman was born on 13 February 1924 at Watseka, Iroquois Co., Illinois.^1,2 He was the son of James Roby Redman and Ruby Fellows. James Arthur Redman also went by the name of Art.¹ He graduated circa 1942 at Caldwell High School, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.

U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 listed following record for James A. Redman:

Name: James A Redman
Birth Year: 1924
Race: White, citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Illinois
State of Residence: Idaho
County or City: Canyon
Enlistment Date: 24 Aug 1943
Enlistment State: Idaho
Enlistment City: Boise
Branch: No branch assignment
Branch Code: No branch assignment
Grade: Private
Grade Code: Private
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source: Civil Life
Education: 3 years of high school
Civil Occupation: Semiskilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and tractor
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Height: 00
Weight: 006

Source Information:
National Archives and Records Administration. U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, 1938-1946 [Archival Database]; World War II Army Enlistment Records; Records of the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 64; National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.




Following from Caldwell (Idaho) Tribune, 15 Oct 1945, page 6:

Atomic Bombs 'Really Tore Up Japan' , Sgt. J.A. Redman Writes to His Parents Here
"Those atomic bombs really tore up Japan," writes Sgt. James A. Redman, son of Mr. And Mrs. J.R. Redman, 720 Indiana Street, Caldwell, to his parents. Sgt. Redman, a graduate of Caldwell high school, is with the medical detachment of the American division occupational forces in Japan.

The letter reads: "By now you have probably guessed that I am in Japan. It is a lot different that I thought it would be. Boy, those bombs really tore up the place. One place we went through was just a pile of tin and junk. Yokohama wasn't tore up as badly as I thought it would be. It was pretty thoroughly roughed up, but there were still lots of big buildings standing. The Nips have the trolley cars and trucks running now and I don't believe I ever saw so many bicycles in my life. About every Nip in the country has one.

"I like the climate here a lot better than any of the Philippines or South Pacific islands. It doesn't get hot in the daytime, but it gets plenty cool at night. I think I could use a pair of "long handles". I don't think I will get to the States before winter comes, so I will probably have a nice winter here.
"They say it snows here, but I sure hope not. If it does, I'll probably freeze to death. It will be a lot different than the weather around the equator.
"There are plenty of pines and cedar trees around here. These pines sure look good to me. I don't know if the Nips have any good fishing here or not, but if they do, I'll find it. I saw a couple go by the other day with fishing poles.
"I don't think you need to worry about any casualties when the Nips are disarmed. Everything looks good to me now. There hasn't been any trouble here yet. This is a lot easier than you think. It sure is different that running then out of their holes. All the Japs I've seen here are scared to death of us.
"I guess it is on account of the propaganda the higher authorities told them: It won't be long before they are over it. When you go down the road, the men salute and women bow.
"We didn't do any celebrating when the was over and I wasn't any happier than the rest of the gang here."

He married Mabel Eileen Foreman, daughter of Roy William Foreman and Erma Witty, on 5 February 1948 at Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.^3,1 James Arthur Redman lived bt 1966-1972 at Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho. He died on 28 April 1972 at Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho, at age 48.^4,1,2 SOURCE: Ruby Redman. His Social Security Number was 518-22-6076 issued in Idaho. He was buried on 1 May 1972 at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho.²

Following obituary for James A. Redman appeared
Idaho Free Press & Caldwell News Tribune, Monday, 01May1972 page 2, column 5.

James A. Redman

WEISER - Services for James A. (Art) Redman, 48, a resident of Weiser for the past six and a half years, who died Friday at a Weiser hospital, were conducted at 3 p.m. today at the Northam-Jones Chapel by Pastor Basil Lewis. Internment was at Hillcrest Cemetery.
He was born Feb. 13, 1924 at Watseka, Ill., the son of James R. and Ruby Fellows Redman. He left Illinois when he was six, going first to Wyoming and then to Caldwell, Idaho. He attended Caldwell schools. He entered the U.S. Army on Aug. 20, 1943, and served in the South Pacific during World War II with the medical corps of the American Division. He was discharged from the Army Feb. 5, 1946.
He married Mabel Foreman Feb. 5, 1948 at Caldwell. The couple lived in the Caldwell area where he worked as a mechanic for International Harvester. At the time of his death he was employed by Johnson-Bryant Farm Equipment Co. of Weiser, as shop supervisor.
He was a member of the auxiliary police of Weiser. He became a member of the Caldwell Christian Church in 1958.
Survivors include his wife, Weiser; two daughters, Mrs. Denice Picard, and LuAnn Redman, both of Weiser; his mother, Mrs. Ruby Redman, Caldwell; a brother, Harold Redman, Minneapolis, Minn., and three sisters, Mrs. Dolores Samuelson, Meridian, Mrs. Doris Nelson, Port Angeles, Wash., and Mrs. Violet Duro, Nampa.

     James Roby Redman was born on 1 May 1899 at Otway, Scioto Co., Ohio.¹ He was the son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr.

Following entry for found in WWI Draft Registration:

Name: Roby James Redman
City: Not Stated
County: Iroquois
State: Illinois
Birth Date: 01 May 1899
Race: White
Roll: 1613521

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration
Cards, 1917-18 (database online) Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. National
Archives and Records Administration. World War I Selective Service
System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. M1509, 4,277 rolls.
Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. James Roby Redman lived in 1920 at Montana. He married Ruby Fellows, daughter of George Elbert Fellows and Minnie Inez Lilly, 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.² James Roby Redman lived bt 1930-1934 at Yoder, Goshen Co., Wyoming. He lived in 1966 at 1202 N. Michigan St., Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho; lived at this address in the 1960s until his death. He died on 6 October 1967 at Caldwell Memorial Hospital, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 68. He was buried on 9 October 1967 at Canyon Hill Cemetery, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.³

Following obituary for James Redman appeared
Idaho Free Press & Caldwell News Tribune, Monday, 09Oct1967 page 2, column 1.

James Redman
CALDWELL - Services for James Roby Redman, 68, 1202 N. Michigan, who died Friday at a Caldwell hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. at the Flahiff Chapel.
The Rev. Frank Marler, assistant minister at the Nampa Christian Church, will officiate. Internment will be at Canyon Hill.
Redman was born May 1, 1899, at Otway, Ohio. He and his parents moved by covered wagon to Millford, Ill., in 1901. He attended elementary school at Stockland, Ill., and high school at Watseka, Ill.
He moved to Montana in 1920, where he worked in the wheat fields. He married Ruby Fellows on July 3, 1922, at Harding, Mont. They resided at Watseka, Mont., where he worked as a mechanic. In 1930 they moved to Yoder, Wyo., where he worked for four years before moving to Caldwell. He worked as a mechanic at Caldwell and for nine years was employed in Nampa. He retired in 1962.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, James Arthur Redman, Weiser, and Harold Warren Redman, Minneapolis, Minn., three daughters, Mrs. Doris D. Nelson, Corpus Christi, Tex., Mrs. Dolores Samuelson, Meridian, and Violet Luhr, Nampa; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Ashinhurst, Pendelton, Ore., 12 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews, including Mrs. Opal Whiteman, Caldwell. He was preceded in death by three sisters and six brothers. His Social Security Number was 519-09-6814 issued in Idaho. Social Security Death Index (b- 01May1899 d- Oct1967.)

     Jody Ann Redman is the daughter of Harold Warren Redman and Doris Jane Richards. Jody Ann Redman married Michael Charles Samuelson, son of LeRoy Samuelson and Dolores May Redman, on 3 November 1987 at Winnemucca, Humboldt Co., Nevada.¹ Jody Ann Redman and Michael Charles Samuelson were divorced in 1995. Jody Ann Redman married James Reese Harrod, son of Lee Rice Harrod and Donna Dee Voorhies, in January 1998 at Montana.