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• AFN: GSZR-Z9
• Move: Abt Oct 1953, 744 Second Ave W, Twin Falls, Idaho, United States
• Move: Abt Sep 1955, 315 Washington St N, Twin Falls, Idaho, United States

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WWII - 321st Engineer Combat Battalion, Headquarters and Service Company, 96th Division. Was in the beach head of Okinawa.

Leo married Barker, Abbie on 12 Oct 1941 in Jerome, Jerome, Idaho, United States. Abbie (daughter of Barker, John Edmund and Ottley, Teggie Harriet) was born on 2 Apr 1924 in Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States; died on 22 Dec 2005 in Sun City West, Maricopa, Arizona; was buried on 30 Dec 2005 in Grandview Cemetery, Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: GSZS-0F

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This history is taken from the personal writings of Abbie Barker Pyne.

Born Wed Apr 2 1924, Elba, Idaho in the big brick house north & just east of the Elba Park. The house was called the 'Savage Place'. 4th Child & 3rd daughter of John Edmund Barker & Teggie Harriet Ottley, Both were children of Elba Pioneer parents.

Dad had a buggy w/a white fringed top which he courted my mother

First Car I believe was a 1924 Ford Model T Roadster w/a cloth top & side curtains. Top & Curtains didn't last as long as the car.

Moved to Jerome Sun 10 Apr 1927. My Dad bought 120 acres. 4 mi N & 3 mi West. We had the first good registered Holstein Dairy Herd in Jerome. It was the 'Taft Place'.

Ice Cream from the Separator tank

Dad died Thur 30 Mar 1933 & buried on my 9th Birthday. Sun 2 Apr 1933

1st - 4th grade 1930 at Appleton School 6 mi west of Jerome. 1st & 2 Bruckner 3rd Anderson Appleton was in Gooding District

Tonsils out in Wendell Hospital first of year - Dr Schmershall The smell of cigars - ugh!

Bus driver Mr. Gordon

Polio in 1st grade and Rheumatic fever & St Vitus Dance in 2nd grade

Elda cut my leg w/hoe & severed part of achilles tendon

Moms Bros brought logs on 1 truck to build a new home 30x30 Had a house warming & all kids got exposed to Measles

1934 moved across the road so changed to the Jerome School District

Mom had tin can Canner & Cooker & she canned all our winter food. Our grain went to the mill so we had flour & cereal and from milk to the Creamery we got cheese & butter. Sometimes we ran out of fruit & vegetables (canned) before the new crop but we still had milk & grain products & never felt we were

5 - 6 & part of 7th at Pleasant Plains from Jerome it was 6 Mi north


The following is transcribed from handwritten history notes by Abbie Barker (Pyne) with all spelling, capitalization and punctuation as written.


Born Web Apr 2 1924, Elba Idaho in the big brick house north & just east of the Elba Park. The house was called the 'Savage Place', 4th Child & 3rd daughter of John Edmund Barker & Teggie Harriet Ottley, Both were children of Elba Pioneer parents.


Dad had a buggy w/a white fringed top which he courted my mother


First Car I believe was a 1924 Ford Model T Roadster w/a cloth top & side curtains. Top & Curtains didn't last as long as the car.


Moved to Jerome Sun 10 Apr 1927. My Dad bought 120 acres. 4 mi N & 3 mi West. We had the first good registered Holstein Dairy Herd in Jerome. It was the 'Taft Place'.


Ice Cream from the Separator Tank


Dad died Thur 30 Mar 1933 & buried on my 9th Birthday. Sun 2 Apr 1933


1st-4th grade 1930 at Appleton School 6 mi west of Jerome. 1st & 2 Brickner 3&4 Anderson Appleton was in Gooding District - Tonsils out in Wendell Hospital the first of the year - Dr Schmershell The smell of cigars ugh! Bus driver Mr Gordon Polio in 1st grade and Rheumatic fever & St Vitus Dance in 2nd grade

Elda cut my leg w/hoe & severed part of achilles tendon

Mom's Bros brought logs on 1 truck to build a new home 30 x 30 Had a house warming & all kids got exposed to Measles 1934 moved accross the road so changed to the Jerome School District


Mom had tin can canner & cooker & she canned all our winter food. Our grain went to the mill so we had flour & cereal and from milk to the creamery we got cheese & butter. Sometimes we ran out of fruit & vegetables (canned) before the new crop but we still had milk & grain products & never felt we were


5-6 & part of 7th at Pleasant Plains from Jerome it was 6 Mi north 5 Juke Lawson - 6 Vern Tomlinson 7th A R Chatburn & Harvey J Steele (at Elba) 8th Arthur R Chatburn Elda married Sat 14 Nov 1936 to Paul A Swenson at Elba Idaho

Fishing w/Uncle Ira & Kimball -

Last of 8th grade moved to town but finished School at Pleasant Plains and graduated in town w/PP-Canyonside-SugarLoaf all graduating together All girls wore a white dotted swiss dress, all alike and cost $1.98 from JCPenney's.


Lived on East Ave "F"? (The Gardner Place)

Moved to Gallentyne house on 3-- 2nd Ave E Met Leo while living there 1st date 16 Mar 1939

1937-1941 I picked potatoes, thinned beets, hoed beets & beans w/mother from Wendell to Kasota - We could pick 100 sacks per day in good spuds.

Mon 8 Apr 1940 Edna md Calvin L Neal in SL Temple



Moved to 228 3rd Ave E. Art married Fri 20 June 1941 to Emma Anna Smith Mother , Iola & I moved into Small house on back of Lot


Graduation in May 1941 from Jerome High in only 3 years instead of 4 years I got all credits


Married Leo Vincent Pyne Sun 12 Oct 1941 by Bp A Les Olsen at home & moved to Boise same day. Leo was working for AT&T - Mother gave each a cow - We bought a homemade trailer house money


Job ended 2 weeks later - & back to Jerome & put trailer in NS Canal Co yard until Nov


Went to work at Sun Valley Nov 1941 thru Mar 1942 a very cold winter (to -40) & lots of snow. Got my SS card 720-03-8977 from UPRR out of Omaha Neb.


April 1941 moved to Husum (BZ Corners) Wn Leo worked cutting large timber for firewood for George Carr, son of Grandma Katherine Pyne. 2nd wife of William Anderson Pyne.


July 1942 - came to Ida for my Grandfather Barker's funeral & Cal & Edna drove back w/us Cal went to work in Portland (Swan Island) Shipyards.


15 Aug 1942 we went to Portland & Leo worked in Ship Yards.


Got a new trailer house abt Oct 1942

Mary-Lou born Mon 26 Apr 1943 at Hauneman Hospital Delivered by Dr Victor L Rocho

I went to work in Shipyard Jan 1944 to Mar 1944

Leo got Draft Notice & we moved back home to Jerome He worked for N S C Co until June when his draft transfer came thru from Wn & he left Jerome Mon 26 June 1944 for Ft Doug Ut & was inducted 27 June


Moved trailer to back of Leo's folks lot & lived there until Leo came home Jan 1946 (discharged 23 Jan 1946) at Ft Lewis Wn. Leo's Dad built a room on the side of trlr so I'd have more room.


Leo B. Born Fri 29 Jun 1945 at Wendell Hospital - Delivered by Dr Rueben C Matson

Leo took appr under Albert C Victor to be an Electrician


10 & 11 May 47 Moved to Oakley in sm BR apt in Worthington Hotel & to a larger apt in Sept 1947

Spring 1948 moved to Georgiana Puckets sm 2 br house until 1950

Wed 28 Apr 1948 Robert B Pyne Born at Wendell Hospital & delivered by Dr. Rueben C Matson

Jan 1949 we went to Burley & got snowed in

1951 moved to Emerald Hunters House E of town

K&M Born Tues 13 Mar 1951 at Burley Id at Cottage Hospital & delivered by Dr. I was confined to bed for 6 wks - Was given a lovely shower by my friends & neighbors. They each wrote a poem to the twins & they were published in the "Oakley Herald."

moved to Stenson house 1/2 blk west of the Theatre.

Richard B Pyne Delivered by Dr. Richard Sutton at Burley Friday 2 Oct 1953 just after we moved to Twin Falls in Sept to 744 2nd Ave W & Leo went to work for Smith Electric.


ML had Polio Oct 1954 & was down for so long we took her out of school for the rest of the year


Sept 1955 we moved 315 Washington St North - after I & all kids spent the summer in Portland w/mom while our house was being built.


First meal in house was in the bsment on Leo's birthday 2 Sept 1955. Mom was w/us for party. It was a month before they got it finished so we could move upstairs.


1963 Centennial Parade - Leo & I were dressed as Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Lincoln

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• AFN: 6095-PF
• Census: 1900, Oklahoma Territory; Name: Fitch Pyne Titles: Residence: Beaver village, Beaver, Oklahoma Territory Birth date: Jul 1892 Birth place: Kansas Relationship to head-of-household: Son Spouse name: Spouse titles: Spouse birth place: Father name: William A Pyne Father titles: Father birth place: Kansas Mother name: Linnie H Pyne Mother titles: Mother birth place: Kansas Race or color (expanded): White Head-of-household name: William A Pyne Gender: Male Marital status: Single Years married: Estimated marriage year: Mother how many children: Number living children: Immigration year: Enumeration district: 0001 Sheet number & letter: 5A Household id: 83 Reference number: 49 GSU film number: 1241335 Image number: 00013 Collection: 1900 United States Census

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Died:
Oregon Death Certificate 80-15911

Charles married Miller, Hester Ethel on 20 Jun 1920 in Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, United States. Hester (daughter of Miller, Charles Amon and Smith, Annie Mary) was born on 10 Feb 1893 in Mendon, Chariton, Missouri, United States; died on 12 Sep 1951 in Jerome, Jerome, Idaho, United States; was buried on 17 Sep 1951 in Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: DD5N-46

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• AFN: 47LB-PG

John married Ottley, Teggie Harriet on 11 Jul 1917 in Logan, Cache, Utah. Teggie (daughter of Ottley, Frederick Hugh and Lewis, Abigail Celecta) was born on 14 Nov 1894 in Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States; died on 11 May 1986 in Jerome, Jerome, Idaho, United States; was buried on 14 May 1986 in Grandview Cemetery, Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: 6BJ4-QV
• Move: 3916 SE Gladstone, Portland, Oregon, United States
• Move: 4835 SE 66th, Portland, Oregon, United States

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• AFN: 4MT7-D2
• Move: Dec 1891, Goodland, Sherman, Kansas, United States
• Move: Bef Jul 1892, St Francis, Cheyenne, Kansas, United States
• Move: Bef Nov 1898, Benton, Beaver, Oklahoma
• Census: 1900, Oklahoma Territory; Name: William A Pyne Titles: Residence: Beaver village, Beaver, Oklahoma Territory Birth date: May 1871 Birth place: Kansas Relationship to head-of-household: Self Spouse name: Linnie H Pyne Spouse titles: Spouse birth place: Kansas Father name: Father titles: Father birth place: Indiana Mother name: Mother titles: Mother birth place: Ohio Race or color (expanded): White Head-of-household name: Gender: Male Marital status: Married Years married: 9 Estimated marriage year: 1891 Mother how many children: Number living children: Immigration year: Enumeration district: 0001 Sheet number & letter: 5A Household id: 83 Reference number: 47 GSU film number: 1241335 Image number: 00013 Collection: 1900 United States Census
• Move: 1902, Woodward, Oklahoma; Purchased Woodward Democrat newspaper in 1902, sold it in 1906 when he purchased the Palace Weekly Pioneer.
• Move: 1911, Klamath Falls, Klamath Falls, Oregon
• Move: 1912, Fowler, Kansas
• Move: 1914, Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, United States
• Move: 1923, Hazelton, Jerome, Idaho, United States

William married Harman, Linnie Susan on 19 Feb 1891 in Ashland, Clark, Kansas, United States, and was divorced. Linnie (daughter of Harman, Jonas Franklin and Drury, Lois Grace) was born on 22 Apr 1873 in Weir, Cherokee, Kansas, United States; died on 30 Apr 1958 in Brookings, Curry, Oregon; was buried in William James Ward Memorial Cemetery - Pt. 2, Brookings, Curry, Oregon. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: 4MT7-F7
• Census: 1900, Oklahoma Territory; Name: Linnie H Pyne Titles: Residence: Beaver village, Beaver, Oklahoma Territory Birth date: Mar 1873 Birth place: Kansas Relationship to head-of-household: Wife Spouse name: William A Pyne Spouse titles: Spouse birth place: Kansas Father name: Father titles: Father birth place: Ohio Mother name: Mother titles: Mother birth place: Indiana Race or color (expanded): White Head-of-household name: William A Pyne Gender: Female Marital status: Married Years married: 9 Estimated marriage year: 1891 Mother how many children: 3 Number living children: 3 Immigration year: Enumeration district: 0001 Sheet number & letter: 5A Household id: 83 Reference number: 48 GSU film number: 1241335 Image number: 00013 Collection: 1900 United States Census

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• AFN: GSZV-22

Charles married Smith, Annie Mary on 20 Jan 1892 in Mendon, Chariton, Missouri, United States. Annie (daughter of Smith, James and Hardesty, Martha Elizabeth) was born on 14 Feb 1870 in Indian Creek, Monroe, Missouri, United States; died on 29 Sep 1902 in Mendon, Chariton, Missouri, United States; was buried in St. Joseph Cemet, Mendon, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: GSZV-37

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• AFN: 1R19-HJ

Samuel married Homer, Susan Eliza on 16 Oct 1888 in Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States. Susan (daughter of Homer, Edmund and Greene, Susan Eveline) was born on 11 Nov 1865 in Smithfield, Cache, Utah; died on 28 Jan 1945 in Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States; was buried on 1 Feb 1945 in Grandview Cemetery, Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: 2D0B-1F

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• AFN: 1C5N-L5

Frederick married Lewis, Abigail Celecta on 9 Nov 1893 in Logan, Cache, Utah. Abigail (daughter of Lewis, John Alma and Lewis, Weighty Celecta) was born on 30 Oct 1871 in Deweyville, Box Elder, Utah; died on 22 May 1952 in Burley, Cassia, Idaho, United States; was buried on 26 May 1952 in Grandview Cemetery, Elba, Cassia, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• AFN: 1CF5-RR