Mr Dawson, or JP as he liked to be called, was born to John Hartford and Margaret E. (McCollum) Dawson on March 8, 1888 in Tyndall, SD. Growing up, he had to forgo education to help the family with labor on the farm.
JP married Della Leora VanDyke on March 12, 1911 in Bon Homme County, SD, and remained in that area for several years.
During the Depression, JP moved his family to where ever he could find work. He began setting up saloons and rooming houses. Mr. Dawson owned several places of business properties in Kooskia, ID, Currently owning and operating Dawson's Bar and a connected Hotel; at various times had operated the Silver Dollar Saloon in Stites, ID, the Brunswick Club in McCall, ID, and the Silver Dollar Saloon in Pierce, Id, which burned about 10 years ago.
Survivors include his wife, Della, his children: Mrs William (Margaret) Fordik of Washington, Mr John "Jack" (Vera) Dawson of Montana, Mr Howard E (Jean) Dawson of Washington, Mrs Troy (Shirley M) Ward of California, Mr William C. (Lois) Dawson of California, Mrs Norman (Darlene) Horton of California, Mrs Howard (Delores) Clifford of California; and two grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were both of his parents, and children: Miss Evelyn A "Clara", Miss Francis C., and James D.
Pallbearers are 6 Kooskia residents who knew him well: Eldon Agee, Nick Nickerson, Robert Smith, William Pointer, Harry Patterson, and Clifford Rutter. Funeral services are being handled by Hazen & Jaeges. Burial will be at Fairmont Cemetery in Spokane, WA.
Mr Dawson, or JP as he liked to be called, was born to John Hartford and Margaret E. (McCollum) Dawson on March 8, 1888 in Tyndall, SD. Growing up, he had to forgo education to help the family with labor on the farm.
JP married Della Leora VanDyke on March 12, 1911 in Bon Homme County, SD, and remained in that area for several years.
During the Depression, JP moved his family to where ever he could find work. He began setting up saloons and rooming houses. Mr. Dawson owned several places of business properties in Kooskia, ID, Currently owning and operating Dawson's Bar and a connected Hotel; at various times had operated the Silver Dollar Saloon in Stites, ID, the Brunswick Club in McCall, ID, and the Silver Dollar Saloon in Pierce, Id, which burned about 10 years ago.
Survivors include his wife, Della, his children: Mrs William (Margaret) Fordik of Washington, Mr John "Jack" (Vera) Dawson of Montana, Mr Howard E (Jean) Dawson of Washington, Mrs Troy (Shirley M) Ward of California, Mr William C. (Lois) Dawson of California, Mrs Norman (Darlene) Horton of California, Mrs Howard (Delores) Clifford of California; and two grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were both of his parents, and children: Miss Evelyn A "Clara", Miss Francis C., and James D.
Pallbearers are 6 Kooskia residents who knew him well: Eldon Agee, Nick Nickerson, Robert Smith, William Pointer, Harry Patterson, and Clifford Rutter. Funeral services are being handled by Hazen & Jaeges. Burial will be at Fairmont Cemetery in Spokane, WA.
Family Members
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Hannah Rebecca Dawson White
1852–1898
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Alice Jane Dawson Alstott
1855–1932
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Lucinda Lavina Dawson Traver
1856–1924
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Infant Dawson
1858–1858
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Ida Ann Dawson
1859–1863
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John Sanford Dawson
1863–1919
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William Henry Ribble
1867–1965
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Crockett J Ribble
1868–1938
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Emma Dawson Van Slyke
1870–1943
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Anna Grace Dawson Ribble
1874–1956
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Eleanor Lower Walburn
1879–1968
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Margaret Ellene "Marge" Dawson Fordik
1911–1958
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Evelyn A. "Clara" Dawson
1913–1927
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John Presley "Jack" Dawson
1916–1975
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Francis Charlette Dawson
1920–1923
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James Delbert Dawson
1921–1921
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Howard Edmund Dawson
1924–1989
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Shirley Mae "Sinola" Dawson Ward
1928–1990
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William Charles "Bill" Dawson Sr
1931–2003
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Darlene E. Dawson Horton
1934–2001
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Dolores Irene Dawson Clifford
1934–2010
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