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Gertrude Olive Dalrymple (1897 - 1976)

Six Generation Ancestors Table

b. 28 Jun 1897 at Holman Township, Sibley, Osceola, Iowa

m. (1) 06 Dec 1917 Leonard Francis Pape (1899 - 1975) at Seattle, King County, Washington

m. (2) 06 May 1921 Carl Lawrence Nielsen (1897 - 1975) at Seattle, King, Washington

d. 21 Jan 1976 at Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington aged 78

Cause of Death:

stomach cancer

Near Relatives of Gertrude Olive Dalrymple (1897 - 1976)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Sylvester DALRYMPLE	19 Mar 1838	Sidney Township-Livingston County, New York	03 Feb 1925	Arcada, Gratiot, Michigan	86
Grandmother	Olive Adelaide Barnes	11 Sep 1847	Palo, Ionia County, Michigan	14 Jun 1919	Arcada Township, Gratiot, Michigan	71
Grandfather	James Harlow Lawrence	abt 1828	New York		Seattle, King, Washington
Grandmother	Hannah Olive Atkins	24 May 1841	Oakfield, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin	08 Apr 1910	Renton, King, Washington	68
Father in Law	Albert Joseph Francois Pape	02 May 1868	Geney, Doubs, France	30 Aug 1948	Richmond, Contra Costa, California	80
Mother in Law	Zoe Pettijean	28 Dec 1870	Switzerland	15 Mar 1964	San Mateo County Hosp., San Mateo, San Mateo, California	93
Father in Law	Husband of 6532
Mother in Law	Wife of 6531
Father	Reuben Sylvester Dalrymple	10 Oct 1870	Bushnell, Montcalm County, Michigan	abt 1914	North Dakota or Minnesota	44
Mother	Mildred L Lawrence	08 May 1873	Fon du Lac, Wisconsin	08 Oct 1942	Seattle, King, Washington	69
Self	Gertrude Olive Dalrymple	28 Jun 1897	Holman Township, Sibley, Osceola, Iowa	21 Jan 1976	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington	78
Husband	Leonard Francis Pape	17 Apr 1899	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	28 Apr 1975	Sutter, California	76
Husband	Carl Lawrence Nielsen	13 Mar 1897	Seattle King, Washington	13 Sep 1975	Seattle, King, Washington	78
Daughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Son	Leonard Francis Pape Nielsen	16 Feb 1920	Seattle King, Washington	24 Sep 2002	Albuquerque, New Mexico	82
Son	Carl Lawrence Nielsen	03 Sep 1922	Seattle, King, Washington	12 Dec 1989	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington	67
Brother	Ted Eugene Dalrymple	14 Aug 1894	Rock Rapids, Lyon, Iowa	05 May 1962	Veterans Hospital, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington	67
Sister	Ruth I Dalrymple	22 Apr 1900	Sibley, Osceola, Iowa	29 Oct 1980	Stanwood, Snohomish, Washington	80
Sister	Mildred Dalrymple	10 Oct 1903	Winnebago, Minnesota	10 Feb 1968		64
Sister	Pauline Helen Dalrymple	12 Jun 1906	Reynolds, Grand Forks, North Dakota	30 Sep 1988	Stanwood, Snohomish, Washington	82
Brother	Oliver Lawrence Dalrymple	04 Jan 1909	Reynolds, Traill, North Dakota, USA	07 Mar 1976	Seattle, King, Washington	67
Sister	Zella Hazel Dalrymple	30 Aug 1911	Reynolds, Grand Forks, North Dakota	13 Oct 1999	Stanwood, Snohomish, Washington	88
Son in Law	Leroy Anthony Rohlman	23 Sep 1915	Mae Hiawatha, Grant, Washington	26 May 2000	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington	84
Daughter in Law	Norma Lucille Johnson	abt 1917
Daughter in Law	Living or Recently Deceased
Daughter in Law	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Shelley Mae Nielsen	22 Nov 1952	Rapid City East, Pennington, South Dakota, USA	18 Apr 1991	Denver, Colorado	38
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Grandson	Living or Recently Deceased
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased
Uncle	William Ernest Dalrymple	21 Jun 1867	North Plains, Ionia County, Michigan	12 Apr 1922	Ingham, Michigan	54
Aunt	Emma Louisa Peterman	02 Apr 1875	Arcada, Gratiot, Michigan	27 May 1950	Okemos, Ingham, Michigan	75
Aunt	Lucy May Dalrymple	24 Oct 1868	Lansing, Clinton., Michigan	1958	Sioux City, Clay, Iowa, USA	90
Uncle	? Scott
Uncle	Husband of Lucy May Dalrymple
Uncle	John William West	1865		1979		114
Uncle	Jessie L. Bennett		Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Aunt	Sarah Elizabeth Dalrymple	abt 1873	Michigan
Uncle	Oscar Betts
Uncle	Clarence Dalrymple	abt 1875	Sheridan, Montcalm, Michigan
Aunt	Mary E. Lesher
Aunt	Arline Fraber Desmond	abt 1882	New York
Aunt	Annie Schissler Lewis	abt 1884	North Carolina
Uncle	Joseph Allen Dalrymple	1876	Sidney, Montcalm, Michigan	1952	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	76
Aunt	Edith Collar	1884	Michigan
Aunt	Susan Fuller	abt 1884	Michigan
Uncle	Bert Dalrymple	15 Feb 1878	Sidney, Montcalm County, Michigan	1969	Gratiot County, Michigan	91
Aunt	Mary L. Parker	abt 1882	Michigan
Uncle	infant male Dalrymple	1879	Sidney, Montcalm, Michigan	06 Apr 1881	Sidney, Montcalm, Michigan	2
Uncle	male Dalrymple	24 Mar 1881	Sidney, Montcalm, Michigan
Uncle	Frank Fred Dalrymple	Jun 1883	South Dakota	1941		58
Uncle	Arthur Ray Dalrymple	27 Jul 1886	South Dakota	1935	Alma, Gratiot, Michigan	49
Aunt	Florence I. Geisenhaver	abt 1890	Holt, Michigan
Aunt	Olive Adelaide Dalrymple	23 Sep 1888	South Dakota	29 Sep 1951	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	63
Uncle	Charles Albert Brown	22 Oct 1886	Arcada Twp, Gratiot, Michigan	06 Jan 1952	Holt, Ingham, Michigan	65
Uncle	James Harlow Lawrence	19 Nov 1863	Oakfield, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin	25 Jul 1953	Renton, King, Washington	89
Aunt	Virginia Olive Wyatt	01 Feb 1864	Wisconsin	30 Jul 1932	Renton, King, Washington	68
Aunt	Nora E Lawrence	1868	Wisconsin
Uncle	Issac N Wyatt	abt 1859	Wisconsin
Aunt	Jennie Angeline Lawrence	24 Mar 1870	Oakfield, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin	16 May 1950	Long Beach, California	80
Uncle	Orville Williams
Uncle	Charles Leonard McKee	25 Apr 1865	La Motte, Jackson, Iowa	14 May 1915	Seattle, King, Washington	50
Aunt	Nellie S. Lawrence	abt 1878
Cousin	Mable Claire Dalrymple	26 Mar 1900	Alma, Gratiot, Michigan	01 Apr 1979	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	79
Cousin	Myrtle Irene Dalrymple	22 Apr 1902	Gratiot, Michigan	05 Sep 1994	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	92
Cousin	Viola Dalrymple	19 Sep 1904	Michigan	02 Jul 1928	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	23
Cousin	Flossie Mildred Dalrymple	08 Mar 1910	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	02 Apr 1977	York Twp, Washtenaw Twp, Michigan	67
Cousin	Dalrymple Genevieve V.	1902	Michigan
Cousin	Martin Dalrymple
Cousin	Eli L. Dalrymple	1901
Cousin	Howard Dalrymple	10 Jan 1910	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	Oct 1970		60
Cousin	Carl Dalrymple	Jun 1978		28 Mar 1908	Michigan	0
Cousin	Edna Gladys Dalrymple	14 Jul 1905	Michigan	21 Oct 1915	Arcada, Gratiot, Michigan	10
Cousin	Phillip Henry Dalrymple	20 Sep 1907	Gratiot, Michigan	11 Jan 1982	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	74
Cousin	Isabella Alice Dalrymple	10 Mar 1911	Lansing, Ingham, Michigan	16 Feb 2002	Maple Grpve., Michigan	90
Cousin	Beulah Dalrymple	1914	Michigan
Cousin	William Dalrymple	1915	Michigan
Cousin	Bernice Hazel Dalrymple	24 Sep 1923	Alma, Gratiot, Michigan	25 Sep 1923	Alma, Gratiot, Michigan	0
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Living or Recently Deceased
Cousin	Florence Marie Brown	18 Oct 1910	Ithaca, Gratiot, Michigan	12 Sep 1965	Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana	54
Cousin	Earl Harlow Lawrence
Cousin	Floyd Lawrence
Cousin	Lillian Lawrence
Cousin	Ralph Lawrence
Cousin	Bessie B Wyatt		MN
Cousin	Clara M Wyatt		Ia
Cousin	Harold E. Wyatt		Minnesota
Cousin	Hazel W Wyatt		Ia
Cousin	Jack R Wyatt		Minnesota
Cousin	Harry Bernard McKee	08 Oct 1890	Rock Rapids, Lyon, Iowa	15 Sep 1951	Oakland, Alameda, California	60
Cousin	Hazel Jennie McKee	28 Apr 1895	Brookings, Brookings, South Dakota	1973	Seattle, King, Washington	78
Cousin	Leonard Lawrence McKee	31 Aug 1897	Brookings, Brookings, South Dakota	23 Nov 1954	Hemet, Riverside, California	57
Cousin	Blanche Arabelle McKee	05 Apr 1903	Brookings, Brookings, South Dakota		Seattle, King, Wa
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Ted Lawrence Dalrymple	02 Nov 1932	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington	19 Jul 2002		69
Niece	Barbara Louise Bartels	23 Dec 1924		31 Mar 2000	Seattle, King, Washington	75
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Albert L. Bridges	13 May 1927	Seattle, King, Washington	21 Oct 1976	Seattle, King, Washington	49
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Lawrence King Dalrymple	abt 1935		26 Jun 1963		28
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Harold August Pape	30 Jan 1916	California	04 Apr 1994	San Leandro, Alameda, California	78
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased
Nephew	Living or Recently Deceased
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Niece	Living or Recently Deceased
Brother in Law	August Claude Pape	11 Dec 1893	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	04 Feb 1959	Pascagoula, Jackson Mississippi	65
Brother in Law	Alcide Xavier Pape	04 Feb 1896	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	19 Jul 1896	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	0
Brother in Law	William Albert Clarence Pape	17 Apr 1897	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	25 May 1987	VA Medical Center, Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi	90
Sister in Law	Meletine Therese Pape	22 Dec 1901	Jefferson Township, Allen, Indiana	23 Dec 1903	San Francisco, San Francisco, California	2
Brother in Law	Mallin Therese	23 Dec 1901	Allen County, Indiana
Sister in Law	Esther Militine Pape	28 Jun 1910	Berkley, Alameda, California	15 Oct 1990	Ventura, Ventura, California	80
Sister in Law	Agnes Nielsen
Brother in Law	Walter Nielsen
Sister in Law	Hilda Westergard	18 Oct 1899	Fox Warren, Canada	18 Sep 1981	Waterville, Douglas, Washington	81
Brother in Law	Arthur Vern Hampson	15 Sep 1900	Illinois	25 Dec 1968	Escondido, San Diego, California	68
Brother in Law	William Stanley Bartels	abt 1901	California
Brother in Law	Sidney Joseph Parent	08 Aug 1894	Illinois	14 Apr 1960	Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada	65
Brother in Law	Fred Bridges	09 Oct 1901		Jul 1975		73
Sister in Law	Maria King	1909		1972	Seattle, King, Washington	63
Brother in Law	Ralph Dulin Clausen	20 Sep 1909		15 Jun 1982	Everett, Snohomish, Washington	72

Events in Gertrude Olive Dalrymple (1897 - 1976)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
		Fact 1
		Fact 1
		Fact 2 (2)
		Fact 2 (2)
28 Jun 1897		Gertrude Olive Dalrymple was born	Holman Township, Sibley, Osceola, Iowa
abt 1914	17	Death of father Reuben Sylvester Dalrymple (aged 44)	North Dakota or Minnesota		5
06 Dec 1917	20	Married Leonard Francis Pape (aged 18)	Seattle, King County, Washington
08 Dec 1918	21	Birth of daughter Mylatine Gertrude Pape Nielsen	Seattle, King, Washington		9
16 Feb 1920	22	Birth of son Leonard Francis Pape Nielsen	Seattle King, Washington
06 May 1921	23	Married Carl Lawrence Nielsen (aged 24)	Seattle, King, Washington
20 Oct 1921	24	Divorced (Leonard Francis Pape)	Seattle, King, Washington		371
03 Sep 1922	25	Birth of son Carl Lawrence Nielsen	Seattle, King, Washington
08 Oct 1942	45	Death of mother Mildred L Lawrence (aged 69)	Seattle, King, Washington		5
28 Apr 1975	77	Death of husband Leonard Francis Pape (aged 76)	Sutter, California		5
13 Sep 1975	78	Death of husband Carl Lawrence Nielsen (aged 78)	Seattle, King, Washington
21 Jan 1976	78	Gertrude Olive Dalrymple died	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington
		Burial	Washelli Cemetery, Seattle, King, Washington

Personal Notes:

Entered into Rest Jan. 21, 1976, Wenatchee, Wa. Memorial services at Telford's Chapel of the Valley on Fri. Jan. 23, 1976 at 2 p.m. Officiated by Rev. Jay Eller. Cremation to follow. Her nickname was Dot. She moved from Sibley, Iowa with her parents when she was eleven years old, to Reynolds, ND. When she was sixteen, she moved with her mother and sisters and one brother to Seattle, Wa. She had to quit school to help her mother support the family. Her mother never got a divorce from Rueben. Zella was just a baby when they moved. Ted stayed in Minot, where he was a pharmacist. Her first husband was Leonard Francis Pape. Her second husband was Carl Lawrence Nielsen. They married in 1921; in 1926 they moved to Palisades, Wa, where they owned and operated an apple orchard. While there, she was active in the Palisades Community Church and the Palisades Grange. In 1942 they moved to Seattle. Social security # 531-26-5555 Issued in Washington. Zip code of residence at death- 98115, Seattle, King, Wa. Died in Wenatchee, Chelan, Wa. Colonial Vista Nursing Home. [newinfo.FTW] Census of 1900 taken as of June 1 Sibley, Osceola, Iowa Dalrymple, Gertrude O,, daughter, age 2, month and date of birth- June, 1897, Iowa enumerated in the family of Ruben S. and Millie M. Dalrymple Gertrude Dalrymple Nielsen, June 28, 1975, Sat., 4107 NE 77th, Seattle, Wa, 98115 June 28- Seventy eight years old today! How far back can one go- in recalling their childhood- when second childhood overtakes us? Heaven forbid! I was born in Sibley, Iowa, but recall nothing of my childhood there. Our father had gone on ahead and Mom followed later to a small town in No. Dakota- Reynolds- I know now it was a mean ( in the truest sense of the word) town. It had nothing to offer either adult or child- except the annual Sunday School picnic and drunken brawls on July 4th. When our Dad was building our home we stayed at the only hotel in town, a modest wooden building facing Main Street. The lobby (?) boasted the usual potted palm and a lovely oleander tree, which gave Mr. Mealy- a prominent place in"society"- for no one else owned either one. The oleander was beautiful! I think I was about nine years old when we came to Reynolds. Our home was comparable to most of the other middle class homes. Of course the banker Mr. Murphy had a larger one as did Mr. Lebacken ( who Dad worked for). NO ONE had bathrooms- but the out houses were something else. Next door to us was a German family- the Baumanns. Everyone raised a big garden- but theirs always attracted us- and we'd sneak in and pull up the carrots- wipe the rich manured dirt off on our coarse, ribbed black stockings( the dirt didn't show). Or we'd pull up the huge stalks of rhubarb and use the leaves for hats. The stalks were so sour we could hardly eat them- but we salted them and they tasted better and I might add- sweeter. To get back to our home- it was beautifully built- altho we moved into it before the big upstairs was finished. It all had to be lathed and plastered- and I recall at one time I resolved I wouldn't go to school, so I dropped my shoes down behind the lathes- you can be sure my Mother found a way to retrieve them- and I went to school with a very sore behind! There was a wide porch across the front of the house. Two front doors, I don't know why- one opened into the parlor- the other into the dining room. Two big windows- with fine colored top panels were Dad's pride. Wonder if they are still there? I don't think our Mother had much to say about the furnishings. Dad went to Grand Forks for red velvet portiers and bright Brussels carpets(Must have copied the rooms from the brothels he frequented occassionally). Strange how you can interpret things when you're older. Summers in No. Dakota were extremely hot- Sometimes we were allowed to go barefooted, but Mom thot it very unlady-like. It proved to be more than that as we trudged over a "stubble field" to buy a quart of milk. Our container must have held much more than a quart for it was an empty 3 pound lard bucket. Do you know what a "stubble field" is? After a field of corn has been cut there is a few inches of stalk left- and once that is dry it is like so many huge doggus (?) We must have looked like a couple of dancers dodging around them. No. Dakota raises lots of wheat- and a beautiful sight it is to see the fields all golden and waveing in the sun waiting for the threshing crew to come and harvest it. One summer I was permitted to spend a week or so with a school-girl on a farm. The harvest hands were up at dawn- and at 10:00 a.m. we two girls were given lunches to carry across the fields to the men. This must have been an early form of our coffee break. How they did eat! The farm had a milk house- built over a spring- and each day great flat pans filled with milk were carried out to cool and let the cream rise. The mother would skim off the thick yellow cream and churn it for butter. Each week she would brot us 4 pounds packed in crocks and each crock had a design pressed on top like a cameo. The 4 pounds cost us $1.00 and how Mom would hate the high price! None of the ladies seemed to go to town to buy groceries. Actually there wasn't a great deal to buy. Most ate vegetables were home grown- and in the fall potatoes were dug, put in bins, carrots too found their way into cellars and great heads of cabbage hung from the ceilings. On one side of our cellar there were bins for coal- two kinds- hard coal and soft. Hard coal for the enormous black and nickle heater in the front room and soft coal for the kitchen stove. That heater was like a chicken feeder with a big built in cone shaped affair to let the coal come down as needed. The thing held about seven scuttles of coal. Ted or Mom brot up from the cellar, though Aunt Ruth claims she had to do it. It conjures up quite a picture- a 7 or 8 year old child struggling up stairs with that heavy scuttles (then it had to be lifted high above her head and poured into the stove) Ah, Well! In the winter the fire was started and never allowed to go out. One good shake and the fire box was filled with a fresh supply of coal. There was "isin glass" windows on three side and the blue and green and yellow flames danced, rose and fell, and licked the glass as if they wanted to escape. Fascinating! It didn't take much to amuse us in those long ago days. You know there really were fire-fairies, and if you looked closely, long enough, you could see their lovely, colorful dresses- and sparkly crowns of rainbow colors and golden wands with emerald tips. When it came to play-time- "paper dolls" were our passion! No paper or magazine was safe from our scissors if we found a picture of a child with just the right posture for "dressing", We had very little candy when we were kids- but what a marvelous assortment there was to choose from. Great black jaw breakers- they would last for almost a day. Hard candy with designs through each piece. Real little tin skillets with a fried egg and a tin spoon to eat it with. Candy sticks came wrapped in waxed paper and each one was included with a gold ring. Candy kisses were large and gooey- 5 for a penny. Penny candy was an institution. If you ever had a nickel, you could get a whole bag full of different candies. We always brot it home and divided in piles- one for you, one for you, one for you, etc. Gum was really some thing else. We bot long sticks of white gum.(I really think it was refined parafin). To begin with it was quite sweet, but if it held on til the following day- most of the sugar was gone. Each stick was wrapped in pretty flowered paper, which was carefully saved and put in our paper-doll box and was saved to form part of a wardrobe. Days were long when I was a child. Lots of time to play. I can't remember ever leaving the neighborhood, except in winter when we'd take our sleds down to the railroad hill and slide for blocks, being very careful not to do a belly flop. We played "hide and seek", "Run, sheep, run", Drop the handkerchief and "gossip". That was the most fun, but you needed quite a few kids to play that. We'd sit in a circle and one would be selected to start off with a sentence, which was whispered to the one next to you and on around. Suffice it to say, the sentence really never came out the same. Sometimes it was pretty crazy. Burial at Evergreen-Washelli Cemeteries, 11111 Aurora Ave. North, Seattle, King, Washington 206-362-5200 or 1-800-755-1350 Her grave is in Evergreen Cemetery- Section 18, lot 0904, grave 8 (West side between 23rd Psalm tablet and Lord's Prayer statue). She is buried next to second husband, Carl Nielsen. Grandma told Mom and Uncle Len that if they didn't behave she would give them to the gypsies. They always waited for the Watkins, McNess and Raleigh salesman to come. They sold medicine; there were no doctors around. Their banker was Mr. Murphy; Dad's employer, LeBacken We moved to Reynolds, ND from Sibley, Ia when I was about 9. CERTIFICATE OF DEATH: Race, white; name, Gertrude Olive Nielsen; sex, female; date of death, January 21, 1976 city of death, Wenatchee; inside city limits, yes; hospital or institution, Colonial Vista Convalescent Center; state of birth, Iowa; citizen of what country, USA; widowed SS #, 531-26-5555; occupation, housewife; kind of business, homemaker Residence, Washington, King, Seattle; inside city limits, yes; 4107 NE 77th St. Fathers name, Rueben Dalrymple; mothers name, Millicent Lawrence Informant, Mrs. LeRoy Rohlman, mailing address, 620- 13 NE, East Wenatchee, Wa. 98802 Death was caused by: Possible Pulmonary Embolus- 5 minutes; Metastatic Adenolureinoma-1 month; no autopsy I certify I saw the deceased from 12-18-75 to 1-19-76; I did not view the body after death; death occurred at 11 a.m. Carl H. Kjobech, Dr., 820 N. Chelan St., Wenatchee, Wa. Cremation, Jones & Jones Crematory, Wenatchee January 23, 1976, Telford's Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GERTRUDE O. NIELSEN, DECEASED TO THE HONORDABLE JUDGE OF THE ABOVE ENTITLED COURT: The Petition of CARL L. NIELSEN, respectfully shows to this court: that GERTRUDE O. NIELSEN died in Chelan County, Washington, on the 21st day of January, 1976, being at the time of her death a resident of Douglas County, Washington, and leaving estate in Douglas and King Counties, Washington, subject to administration, of a value in excess of $_________. That the said decedent left surviving as her only heirs, devisees, and legatees, the following: CARL L. NIELSEN, legal age, son, 2207 N. Arden Court, East Wenatchee, Washington, one third share; GERTRUDE ROHLMAN, legal age, daughter, 620- 13th NE, East Wenatchee, Washington, one third share; LEONARD F. NIELSEN, legal age, son, 6145 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia, 22041, one third share. That she died testate, having executed her Last Will and Testament, dated January 10, 1972, in the presence of CARLA M. ELLIOTT AND JOHN A. GODFREY, competent witnesses, who, at her request and in her presence and in the presence of each other subscribed their names as witnesses tdo said will and in whose presence she signed the same and to whom she declared the same to be her LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. That in said will CARL L. NIELSEN, husband of GERTRUDE O. NIELSEN, is named as EXECUTOR, and CARL L. NIELSEN, son of GERTRUDE O. NIELSEN, is named as ALTERNATE EXECUTOR; that the husband of decedent is also deceased, having died on the 13th day of September, 1975, that this affiant is competent in every way to act as such Alternate Executor. That at the time of signing said Will decedent had attained the age of Majority and was of sound mind. Wherefore, your Petitioner prays that said Court make and cause to be entered a formal order establishing and probation said will and the appointment of CARL L. NIELSEN as Executor be confirmed Dated this 11th day of February, 1976 Carl L. Nielsen Sperline, Ellis & Sperline Attorneys at Law 839 North Main P. O. Box 0123 East Wenatchee, Wa. 98801

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