No burial date as in Potter's Field.
Parents were Wilbur Kenaston and Lillian Eliza Hagadus.
Nora Hallstead in Minneapolis, Minnesota was the informant. Says never married on death certificate, but was actually married twice.
Obituary from Ancestry tree Lindsey Family Tree by Julia Sweeney1966
Basil (Buck) Kenaston, 70, a resident of Glasgow for the past eight years, died in the Deaconess Hospital July 20. Services were held July 23 at 10 a.m. in the Bell Chapel with Pastor Don Paulson officiating.
Burial was in Highland Cemetery. The local mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
A son of Wilbur and Lillian Kenaston, Mr. Kenaston was born in Sawyer, N.D., Sept. 17 1912. He had lived in numerous communities throughout the United States and had been employed as a farm hand and a welder at the shipyards in Seattle and he had worked at the Fort Peck Dam during its construction and for the Northern Border Pipeline.
Survivors include two sisters, Mable Simon and Nora Hallstad of Minneapolis, a half-brother, Lyle Kenaston of San Diego, Calif., and numerous nieces and nephews.
KENASTON, Basil “Buck” 70, Glasgow, MT
D: 20 July 1983, Glasgow
Bur: Highland Cemetery
B: 1913 at Sawyer, N. D.
Sur: 2 sisters and others.
Obit: 22 July 1983, Great Falls Tribune
May have used the name Harold Wells.
Parents were Wilbur Kenaston and Lillian Eliza Hagadus.
Nora Hallstead in Minneapolis, Minnesota was the informant. Says never married on death certificate, but was actually married twice.
Obituary from Ancestry tree Lindsey Family Tree by Julia Sweeney1966
Basil (Buck) Kenaston, 70, a resident of Glasgow for the past eight years, died in the Deaconess Hospital July 20. Services were held July 23 at 10 a.m. in the Bell Chapel with Pastor Don Paulson officiating.
Burial was in Highland Cemetery. The local mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
A son of Wilbur and Lillian Kenaston, Mr. Kenaston was born in Sawyer, N.D., Sept. 17 1912. He had lived in numerous communities throughout the United States and had been employed as a farm hand and a welder at the shipyards in Seattle and he had worked at the Fort Peck Dam during its construction and for the Northern Border Pipeline.
Survivors include two sisters, Mable Simon and Nora Hallstad of Minneapolis, a half-brother, Lyle Kenaston of San Diego, Calif., and numerous nieces and nephews.
KENASTON, Basil “Buck” 70, Glasgow, MT
D: 20 July 1983, Glasgow
Bur: Highland Cemetery
B: 1913 at Sawyer, N. D.
Sur: 2 sisters and others.
Obit: 22 July 1983, Great Falls Tribune
May have used the name Harold Wells.
No burial date as in Potter's Field.
Parents were Wilbur Kenaston and Lillian Eliza Hagadus.
Nora Hallstead in Minneapolis, Minnesota was the informant. Says never married on death certificate, but was actually married twice.
Obituary from Ancestry tree Lindsey Family Tree by Julia Sweeney1966
Basil (Buck) Kenaston, 70, a resident of Glasgow for the past eight years, died in the Deaconess Hospital July 20. Services were held July 23 at 10 a.m. in the Bell Chapel with Pastor Don Paulson officiating.
Burial was in Highland Cemetery. The local mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
A son of Wilbur and Lillian Kenaston, Mr. Kenaston was born in Sawyer, N.D., Sept. 17 1912. He had lived in numerous communities throughout the United States and had been employed as a farm hand and a welder at the shipyards in Seattle and he had worked at the Fort Peck Dam during its construction and for the Northern Border Pipeline.
Survivors include two sisters, Mable Simon and Nora Hallstad of Minneapolis, a half-brother, Lyle Kenaston of San Diego, Calif., and numerous nieces and nephews.
KENASTON, Basil “Buck” 70, Glasgow, MT
D: 20 July 1983, Glasgow
Bur: Highland Cemetery
B: 1913 at Sawyer, N. D.
Sur: 2 sisters and others.
Obit: 22 July 1983, Great Falls Tribune
May have used the name Harold Wells.
Parents were Wilbur Kenaston and Lillian Eliza Hagadus.
Nora Hallstead in Minneapolis, Minnesota was the informant. Says never married on death certificate, but was actually married twice.
Obituary from Ancestry tree Lindsey Family Tree by Julia Sweeney1966
Basil (Buck) Kenaston, 70, a resident of Glasgow for the past eight years, died in the Deaconess Hospital July 20. Services were held July 23 at 10 a.m. in the Bell Chapel with Pastor Don Paulson officiating.
Burial was in Highland Cemetery. The local mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
A son of Wilbur and Lillian Kenaston, Mr. Kenaston was born in Sawyer, N.D., Sept. 17 1912. He had lived in numerous communities throughout the United States and had been employed as a farm hand and a welder at the shipyards in Seattle and he had worked at the Fort Peck Dam during its construction and for the Northern Border Pipeline.
Survivors include two sisters, Mable Simon and Nora Hallstad of Minneapolis, a half-brother, Lyle Kenaston of San Diego, Calif., and numerous nieces and nephews.
KENASTON, Basil “Buck” 70, Glasgow, MT
D: 20 July 1983, Glasgow
Bur: Highland Cemetery
B: 1913 at Sawyer, N. D.
Sur: 2 sisters and others.
Obit: 22 July 1983, Great Falls Tribune
May have used the name Harold Wells.
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