Evert Harris Kittell, Representative from the Fifty-seventh District, composed of Sherman county, was born November 14, 1856, at Shabbona Grove, Illinois. His early schooling advantages were what was afforded by the district schools of his native place. He was a registered pharmacist for four years in Illinois and Iowa. In 1882 he removed to Nebraska and secured a farm near Rockville, in Sherman county, and at present is engaged in farming and stock-raising. He has served as supervisor of his county and two terms as county clerk. He is a Populist. This is his first term in the Legislature. Mr. Kittell was married in 1889 to Miss Eva Callen, and has two sons. His post-office address is Rockville, Nebraska. (Source: Directory of Nebraska Legislature, twenty-eighth session, 1903-1904)
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EH Kittell Funeral Held Here
E.H. Kittell, former Cortez resident and county assessor of Montezuma county, passed away at a Durango hospital Monday, death resulting from heart trouble. Mr. Kittell's home was at Bloomfield, NM. He was wide and favorably known here and many old friends turned out for his funeral held at the Ertel Funeral Home Wednesday. Rev. C.W. Smith officiated. Interment was in Cortez cemetery, where two grandchildren of the deceased are buried.
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Everett Harris Kittell was born at Shabbona Grove, Illinois, November 14, 1856, and died at Durango, Colorado, April 5, 1937 at the age of 80 years, 4 months, and 23 days. About 1875 he first came west engaging in mining in Golden, New Mexico. He then returned to Illinois where he soon re-migrated to Loup City, Nebraska. There he married Eva Callen. Of this union there were five children born, three of these children and his loving wife having preceded him in death. In 1910 he migrated again to Cortez, Colorado, where he resided until 1925, going to Bloomfield, New Mexico where he has resided since, and where he has been engaged in the oil refining business. In his younger days he was quite active in politics, having served as County Clerk and State Representative in Nebraska, and served three terms as Assessor in Montezuma county, Colorado. He leaves to mourn him two sons, Arthur and Jeff, living at Bloomfield, New Mexico, and twelve grand-children. His body was active and his mind keen until his last illness. He was ever ready and willing to go out of his way to assist those less fortunate than himself.
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EH Kittell Funeral Held Here
E.H. Kittell, former Cortez resident and county assessor of Montezuma county, passed away at a Durango hospital Monday, death resulting from heart trouble. Mr. Kittell's home was at Bloomfield, NM. He was wide and favorably known here and many old friends turned out for his funeral held at the Ertel Funeral Home Wednesday. Rev. C.W. Smith officiated. Interment was in Cortez cemetery, where two grandchildren of the deceased are buried.
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Everett Harris Kittell was born at Shabbona Grove, Illinois, November 14, 1856, and died at Durango, Colorado, April 5, 1937 at the age of 80 years, 4 months, and 23 days. About 1875 he first came west engaging in mining in Golden, New Mexico. He then returned to Illinois where he soon re-migrated to Loup City, Nebraska. There he married Eva Callen. Of this union there were five children born, three of these children and his loving wife having preceded him in death. In 1910 he migrated again to Cortez, Colorado, where he resided until 1925, going to Bloomfield, New Mexico where he has resided since, and where he has been engaged in the oil refining business. In his younger days he was quite active in politics, having served as County Clerk and State Representative in Nebraska, and served three terms as Assessor in Montezuma county, Colorado. He leaves to mourn him two sons, Arthur and Jeff, living at Bloomfield, New Mexico, and twelve grand-children. His body was active and his mind keen until his last illness. He was ever ready and willing to go out of his way to assist those less fortunate than himself.
Evert Harris Kittell, Representative from the Fifty-seventh District, composed of Sherman county, was born November 14, 1856, at Shabbona Grove, Illinois. His early schooling advantages were what was afforded by the district schools of his native place. He was a registered pharmacist for four years in Illinois and Iowa. In 1882 he removed to Nebraska and secured a farm near Rockville, in Sherman county, and at present is engaged in farming and stock-raising. He has served as supervisor of his county and two terms as county clerk. He is a Populist. This is his first term in the Legislature. Mr. Kittell was married in 1889 to Miss Eva Callen, and has two sons. His post-office address is Rockville, Nebraska. (Source: Directory of Nebraska Legislature, twenty-eighth session, 1903-1904)
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/resources/OLLibrary/Legislature/1903/pages/nelg0118.htm#ehkittell
EH Kittell Funeral Held Here
E.H. Kittell, former Cortez resident and county assessor of Montezuma county, passed away at a Durango hospital Monday, death resulting from heart trouble. Mr. Kittell's home was at Bloomfield, NM. He was wide and favorably known here and many old friends turned out for his funeral held at the Ertel Funeral Home Wednesday. Rev. C.W. Smith officiated. Interment was in Cortez cemetery, where two grandchildren of the deceased are buried.
Obituary
Everett Harris Kittell was born at Shabbona Grove, Illinois, November 14, 1856, and died at Durango, Colorado, April 5, 1937 at the age of 80 years, 4 months, and 23 days. About 1875 he first came west engaging in mining in Golden, New Mexico. He then returned to Illinois where he soon re-migrated to Loup City, Nebraska. There he married Eva Callen. Of this union there were five children born, three of these children and his loving wife having preceded him in death. In 1910 he migrated again to Cortez, Colorado, where he resided until 1925, going to Bloomfield, New Mexico where he has resided since, and where he has been engaged in the oil refining business. In his younger days he was quite active in politics, having served as County Clerk and State Representative in Nebraska, and served three terms as Assessor in Montezuma county, Colorado. He leaves to mourn him two sons, Arthur and Jeff, living at Bloomfield, New Mexico, and twelve grand-children. His body was active and his mind keen until his last illness. He was ever ready and willing to go out of his way to assist those less fortunate than himself.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/resources/OLLibrary/Legislature/1903/pages/nelg0118.htm#ehkittell
EH Kittell Funeral Held Here
E.H. Kittell, former Cortez resident and county assessor of Montezuma county, passed away at a Durango hospital Monday, death resulting from heart trouble. Mr. Kittell's home was at Bloomfield, NM. He was wide and favorably known here and many old friends turned out for his funeral held at the Ertel Funeral Home Wednesday. Rev. C.W. Smith officiated. Interment was in Cortez cemetery, where two grandchildren of the deceased are buried.
Obituary
Everett Harris Kittell was born at Shabbona Grove, Illinois, November 14, 1856, and died at Durango, Colorado, April 5, 1937 at the age of 80 years, 4 months, and 23 days. About 1875 he first came west engaging in mining in Golden, New Mexico. He then returned to Illinois where he soon re-migrated to Loup City, Nebraska. There he married Eva Callen. Of this union there were five children born, three of these children and his loving wife having preceded him in death. In 1910 he migrated again to Cortez, Colorado, where he resided until 1925, going to Bloomfield, New Mexico where he has resided since, and where he has been engaged in the oil refining business. In his younger days he was quite active in politics, having served as County Clerk and State Representative in Nebraska, and served three terms as Assessor in Montezuma county, Colorado. He leaves to mourn him two sons, Arthur and Jeff, living at Bloomfield, New Mexico, and twelve grand-children. His body was active and his mind keen until his last illness. He was ever ready and willing to go out of his way to assist those less fortunate than himself.
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