Myrtle was a true pioneer woman as she worked side by side with her husband in developing the homestead, milking cows and tending to chickens and pigs. She churned butter and gathered eggs, which she sold or traded for groceries. They raised five children in a small cabin on the homestead: Louis Anderson, b. November 6, 1895, d. January 10, 1976; Grace Emily, b. September 1, 1898, d. February 11, 1986; James William, b. May 15, 1901, d. May 20, 1991; Myrtle Edna, b. November 25, 1909, d. July 20, 2006; and Bertha Elma, b. April 24, 1914.
Myrtle developed an enlarged heart and passed away at the age of 75 at the home of her daughter, Grace E. (Pavey) Biggs of Bozeman.
Myrtle was a true pioneer woman as she worked side by side with her husband in developing the homestead, milking cows and tending to chickens and pigs. She churned butter and gathered eggs, which she sold or traded for groceries. They raised five children in a small cabin on the homestead: Louis Anderson, b. November 6, 1895, d. January 10, 1976; Grace Emily, b. September 1, 1898, d. February 11, 1986; James William, b. May 15, 1901, d. May 20, 1991; Myrtle Edna, b. November 25, 1909, d. July 20, 2006; and Bertha Elma, b. April 24, 1914.
Myrtle developed an enlarged heart and passed away at the age of 75 at the home of her daughter, Grace E. (Pavey) Biggs of Bozeman.
Family Members
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Ala Ellen Goss White Kilby
1876–1971
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Mary Jane Goss
1878–1882
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Robert Franklin "Bob" Goss
1880–1964
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Levi Clinton Goss
1881–1918
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Jehu Ambrose "Dade" Goss
1883–1955
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Jacob Charlie Vigo "Jake" Goss
1884–1968
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Sara Etta Goss Cuddy
1885–1968
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Rachel Ida Goss Golden
1887–1967
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William Winford "Willie" Goss
1892–1904
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Lulu Frances "Lou" Goss Havens
1892–1975
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Morgan Stuart Goss
1893–1987
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