William Jewitt Post [Parents] was born 26 Sep 1850 in Monroe, Orange Co, NY, USA. He died 17 Oct 1924. William married Mary A Bantor on 16 Oct 1871 in Monroe, Orange Co, NY, USA.

Mary A Bantor was born 28 Mar 1850 in Monroe, Orange Co, NY, USA. She died 16 May 1915. Mary married William Jewitt Post on 16 Oct 1871 in Monroe, Orange Co, NY, USA.

Frank X Lafond was born 1833 in Canada. He died (UNKNOWN). Frank married Sarah Jane Ferrell on 1858.

Sarah Jane Ferrell [Parents] was born 1838 in PA. She died (UNKNOWN). Sarah married Frank X Lafond on 1858.

John Chambers died (UNKNOWN). He married Rosabelle Ferrell about 1867 in Morrison Co, MN.

Rosabelle Ferrell [Parents] was born 1851 in PA. She died 1 Aug 1940 in Smokey LAke Hospital, Pine Creek, Alberta, Canada and was buried (UNKNOWN) in Catholic Cemetery, Warspite, AB, Canada. Rosabelle married John Chambers about 1867 in Morrison Co, MN.

SOURCE: obit received from Arlene Gable
Mrs. Rosabelle Chambers. Warspite.
"Funeral services for Mrs. Roseabelle Chambers were held on September 3 1940. Interment took place at the Catholic Cemetery at Warspite, Rev Father McPhee saying the Requiem Mass.
For a number of years the deceased had suffered with a heart condition, surviving several heart attacks, each of which could have proved fatal. Throughout the past Spring and summer she has been completely bedridden, devotedly nursed by her daughter Mrs. Anne Slou of Mellville, Saskatchewan.
Born, Rosabelle Farrell in Pennsylvania USA in 1851, she lived there until two years of age, at the end of which time she moved with her parents to the state of Minnesota. Being only 10 years of age at the outbreak of hostilities which marked the Civil War she had vivid recollections of various Indian scares. At the age of 16 she married John Chambers, a Civil War veteran. This union was blessed with eleven children of which eight are still living. In the summer of 1872, Mr and Mrs chambers were received into the Catholic church.
After surviving many hardships in Minnesota, not the least of which was the grasshopper menace, this pioneer woman came to Canada in 1918 to make her home with her eldest son Fletcher who had homesteaded in the vicinity of Pine Creek Alberta. Here she resided until her death which occurred on the morning of August 1, 1940 in the Smoky Lake Hospital.
She leaves to mourn her loss, eight children, thirty grandchildren, seventy one great grandchildren and 2 great, great grandchildren.
Her staunch faith, her uprightness, her charity, her strict adherence to the path of duty has endeared her to many. To her wide circle of relatives and friends we offer our most heartfelt sympathy.

SOURCE: Holdingford Advisor May 21, 1914
"...Wm Carson, and wife and grandsons Mike and Edward Hayes, Mrs A Ralston and Mrs J. Chambers, left for Pine Creek Alberta last Tuesday. Their going marks the departure of one of the oldest families in this settlement. Mr Carson has lived here for 45 years and has seen practically all the changes here from wilderness to present conditions. The whole party has relatives in Canada."

George R Frederick [Parents] was born 30 Jan 1847 in New York, USA. He died 1927 in Reno, Pope County, MN. George married Elizabeth Bryce.

farmer. Episcopal
SOURCE: The Illustrated Album of Biographies, Alden Ogle & Co. Circa 1886-92
George Frederick, the subject of the present article, is a well known and highly respected farmer, residing on section 24, Reno township. He was born in Orange County NY...George Frederick...spent his school days in Pennsylvania and Shakopee, Minnesota, finishing his schooling at the latter place when sixteen years of age. He then learned the trade of an engineer, and followed that occupation for seven years, being employed principally in Todd and pope counties. He then settles in Reno township, Pope county, and since that time has been engaged in farming and stock raising.
Mr Frederick was married in 1874 to Miss Elizabeth Bryce, a native of Canada and a daughter of William Bryce. Their union has been blessed with five children--Francis, Hattie, Emma, George and Jennie. The family are members of the Episcopal Church.
In political matters Mr Fredericks supports the principles and candidates of the Democratic Party. He has always taken an active interest in public matters since 1884 and had held the office of town treasurer.

Elizabeth Bryce was born 18 Mar 1856 in Canada. She died Oct 1903 in Reno, Pope County, MN. Elizabeth married George R Frederick.

SOURCE: Glenwood Herald, October 16, 1903, "The Death of Mrs. Geo. Frederick"
Mrs. Frederick, the beloved wife of Geo. Frederick, Reno, died quietly and peacefully at her home on last Sunday morning at about 1 o'clock. She had been in failing health for over a year ....Deceased was born in Canada, March 18, 1856, and while a young girl moved to this county with her mother, brothers and sisters, and has been a continuous resident here ever since. After living here two years she was married to George Frederick. Seven children, three sons and four daughters were the fruits of their marriage, all of whom survive her. They are Mrs. Mills of Montana, Mrs Will Cooley, Misses Alice and Jamie, and Walter, frank and George Frederick, all of this county. Besides these, a loving husband, four brothers and two sisters are left to mourne her demise..."

Albert Roth was born about 1845. He died (UNKNOWN) in "Stangway Farm" Reno, Pope, MN. Albert married Mary Elizabeth Frederick on 15 Sep 1872.

Mary Elizabeth Frederick [Parents] was born 24 Feb 1851 in Turness, NY. She died 9 Apr 1942 in Glenwood, Pope Co., MN and was buried (UNKNOWN) in Glenwood City Cemetery, Glenwood, Pope Co, MN. Mary married Albert Roth on 15 Sep 1872.

SOURCE: Obit. received from Arlene Gable, source unknown.(Possibly a Glenwood Paper
"With the passing of Mary Elizabeth Roth of Forada the place of another of the few remaining  pioneers of Douglas and Pope Counties is vacant.
Mrs Roth was born in Turness, New York, Feb 24, 1851 and died at the home of her daughter Mrs Grace Torrens, in Glenwood, Thursday Apr 9, 1942, at the ripe old age of ninety one years. She came to Minnesota with her parents, Mr and Mrs Francis Frederick, when four years old in a covered wagon drawn by oxen. They settled at Shakopee and lived there until after the civil war when the family again migrated by wagon and took Land near the North end of Lake Reno.
On September 17, 1872 she was married to Albert Roth, a returned Civil War soldier. For a few years they lived at Herman, Min, but returned to the Reno township to help run the farm of her father who was losing his eyesight. They later moved to the "Strangway Farm" now owned by Leonard Schoemaker. It was here that her husband died, leaving her with four small children.
Faced with the problems of making a living and bringing up her family, Mrs. Roth obtained a few acres of land and built for herself and family a small home in Hudson township on the north shore of Maple Lake. Here her children grew to manhood and womanhood. They were not easy years. In the beginning the children were small and pioneering conditions prevailed. One evening when Mrs. Orth went for the cows in the unfenced timber around the lakes, she got lost. Throughout that dark, cold, rainy, night she kept walking in order to keep as warm as possible. At daybreak she heard the cowbell and found the herd not far from where she had spent the night. This is just one instance of the many hardships endured. But they made a hardy, self-reliant, woman, sympathetic too, from what she herself had gone through. To those who knew her she was lovingly known as "Grandma".
In 1914 she moved to Forada to make a home for her blind, aged father. The past dew winters she has lived with her daughter in Glenwood, otherwise Forada has been her home since.
Mrs Roth is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Byron T. Emerson, (Hattie) of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Grace Torrens, Glenwood; and one son, George Roth of Villard. The elder son Clarence died in Washington in 1912. There are also surviving 15 grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren; two brothers, Frank Frederick of Akley, MN and Charles Frederick of Chicago and three sisters, Mrs Sarah Prodger, and Mrs. G.R. Trembly of Olympia Oregon, and Mrs Effie Junkin of Oregon City, Oregon.
The funeral services Were conducted from the Congregational Church Glenwood, by Rev. Broem, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Forada, of which church Mrs Roth was an active member. Rev Broem was assisted by Rev Olmstad of the Congregational Church. Music was furnished by the Congregational choir. Six grandsons were pall bearers: Lester and Delbert Torrens, Wallace Russell and Ward Roth, and Waldo Emerson. Interment was made in the Glenwood Cemetery.
Relatives from away who attended the funeral were: Mr and Mrs Byron T Emerson, Mrs Clarence Anderson and Juanita Roth from Minneapolis, Russell Roth, Camp Ord, California, Ward Roth, Clarion, Iowa, Mr and Mrs Waldo Emerson, St Paul, and Mrs Harold Emerson, Sandusky, Ohio."

Charles Prodger was born 1855 in NY. He died (UNKNOWN). Charles married Sarah Ann Frederick on 1879 in Leven Tp, Wright Co, MN.

Sarah Ann Frederick [Parents] was born 27 Oct 1857. She died after 1942. Sarah married Charles Prodger on 1879 in Leven Tp, Wright Co, MN.

Living Olympia Oregon in 1942

Francis J. Frederick [Parents] ¹ was born 7 Dec 1863 in Scott Co, Shakopee, Minnesota, USA. He died 21 Aug 1944. Francis married ^{2, 3} Ida Elizabeth Blanchard on 12 Apr 1885.

lived Akley, MN in 1942

Ida Elizabeth Blanchard was born 1866. She died 1963. Ida married ^{1, 2} Francis J. Frederick on 12 Apr 1885.

John L. Blanchard married ¹ Harriet C Frederick on 12 Apr 1885 in Glenwood, Pope Co, Minnesota, USA.

Harriet C Frederick [Parents] was born 27 Sep 1866. She died after 1942. Harriet married ¹ John L. Blanchard on 12 Apr 1885 in Glenwood, Pope Co, Minnesota, USA.

Other marriages:

Trembly, G. R.

living in Olympia Oregon in 1942

G. R. Trembly died (UNKNOWN). He married Harriet C Frederick.

Harriet C Frederick [Parents] was born 27 Sep 1866. She died after 1942. Harriet married G. R. Trembly.

Other marriages:

Blanchard, John L.

living in Olympia Oregon in 1942

Unknown Junkin died (UNKNOWN). He married Effie Frederick.

Effie Frederick [Parents] was born 22 Feb 1878. She died after 1942. Effie married Unknown Junkin.

Lived Oregon City Oregon