EXPLANATION FOR THE PENDING EDIT CHANGE FOR THE FATHER OF Aaron E. Mendenhall.
Aaron's father is named George W. Mendenhall BUT NOT THE GEORGE WHO IS LISTED ON Aaron's Memorial Page. Aaron's father was George W. Mendenhall - b. 20 April 1841 at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio. He died in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa on 31 March 1919. FIND A GRAVE # is: 135342486 He was a Civil War Union soldier with the Missouri Infantry, Company I 21st Regiment. George was first married to Lavina Ann Clearwater in 1866. They had Ira Lee, Erista Dedico, Oz W., Harry R., John Wesley, Lilly May, William H., and an unborn infant who died at the same time as Lavina when she had an accident at their home. After Lavina's death, George W. Mendenhall (1841-1919) married Mary Eliezabeth Wagner on 19 August 1879 in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. They would become the parents of David Henry Mendenhall, Clarence Marion Mendenhall, and Aaron Ester Mendenhall. Aaron's middle name has been shown as Esther on several public record documents such as War Draft Registration card and the 1910 FEDERAL CENSUS listed as him as Esther A. - son, age 22.
The George Washington Mendenhall (1838-1905) who is CURRENTLY listed as the father of Aaron was a resident of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, married Miriam Mott, and had a family of his own. He also was a Civil War Union soldier for the state of Iowa. He and his wife are buried in the Marshalltown Iowa Veterans Cemetery in Marshall County, Iowa.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. I would like to list information for George W. Mendenhall of Mahaska County but I don't want to add anything until the Marion County Mendenhalls are in the correct family unit. Thank you Connie Ellis
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His mother was Mary Elizabeth Wagner.
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Aaron married Dolly Wilson in Albia, Iowa on August 20, 1912.
Aaron's birth date and full name appear on the World War I and World War II Draft Registration cards as January 16, 1888 Marion County, Iowa. He signed his name on the WWI record as "Aaron Esther Mendenhall". On that same record his occupation was self-employed at a restaurant and lunch room in Albia, Iowa where he was living at 321 North Main Street. He was 29 years old and married. He also listed that he had a physical disability but no explanation given for that. For the World War II Registration he was living at 131-8th Street in West Des Moines, Iowa. He was now 54 years of age and his employer was Marquette Cement Company at 52 Park Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Dolly was listed as the person who would always know his address.
Aaron's father is named George W. Mendenhall BUT NOT THE GEORGE WHO IS LISTED ON Aaron's Memorial Page. Aaron's father was George W. Mendenhall - b. 20 April 1841 at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio. He died in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa on 31 March 1919. FIND A GRAVE # is: 135342486 He was a Civil War Union soldier with the Missouri Infantry, Company I 21st Regiment. George was first married to Lavina Ann Clearwater in 1866. They had Ira Lee, Erista Dedico, Oz W., Harry R., John Wesley, Lilly May, William H., and an unborn infant who died at the same time as Lavina when she had an accident at their home. After Lavina's death, George W. Mendenhall (1841-1919) married Mary Eliezabeth Wagner on 19 August 1879 in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. They would become the parents of David Henry Mendenhall, Clarence Marion Mendenhall, and Aaron Ester Mendenhall. Aaron's middle name has been shown as Esther on several public record documents such as War Draft Registration card and the 1910 FEDERAL CENSUS listed as him as Esther A. - son, age 22.
The George Washington Mendenhall (1838-1905) who is CURRENTLY listed as the father of Aaron was a resident of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, married Miriam Mott, and had a family of his own. He also was a Civil War Union soldier for the state of Iowa. He and his wife are buried in the Marshalltown Iowa Veterans Cemetery in Marshall County, Iowa.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. I would like to list information for George W. Mendenhall of Mahaska County but I don't want to add anything until the Marion County Mendenhalls are in the correct family unit. Thank you Connie Ellis
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His mother was Mary Elizabeth Wagner.
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Aaron married Dolly Wilson in Albia, Iowa on August 20, 1912.
Aaron's birth date and full name appear on the World War I and World War II Draft Registration cards as January 16, 1888 Marion County, Iowa. He signed his name on the WWI record as "Aaron Esther Mendenhall". On that same record his occupation was self-employed at a restaurant and lunch room in Albia, Iowa where he was living at 321 North Main Street. He was 29 years old and married. He also listed that he had a physical disability but no explanation given for that. For the World War II Registration he was living at 131-8th Street in West Des Moines, Iowa. He was now 54 years of age and his employer was Marquette Cement Company at 52 Park Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Dolly was listed as the person who would always know his address.
EXPLANATION FOR THE PENDING EDIT CHANGE FOR THE FATHER OF Aaron E. Mendenhall.
Aaron's father is named George W. Mendenhall BUT NOT THE GEORGE WHO IS LISTED ON Aaron's Memorial Page. Aaron's father was George W. Mendenhall - b. 20 April 1841 at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio. He died in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa on 31 March 1919. FIND A GRAVE # is: 135342486 He was a Civil War Union soldier with the Missouri Infantry, Company I 21st Regiment. George was first married to Lavina Ann Clearwater in 1866. They had Ira Lee, Erista Dedico, Oz W., Harry R., John Wesley, Lilly May, William H., and an unborn infant who died at the same time as Lavina when she had an accident at their home. After Lavina's death, George W. Mendenhall (1841-1919) married Mary Eliezabeth Wagner on 19 August 1879 in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. They would become the parents of David Henry Mendenhall, Clarence Marion Mendenhall, and Aaron Ester Mendenhall. Aaron's middle name has been shown as Esther on several public record documents such as War Draft Registration card and the 1910 FEDERAL CENSUS listed as him as Esther A. - son, age 22.
The George Washington Mendenhall (1838-1905) who is CURRENTLY listed as the father of Aaron was a resident of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, married Miriam Mott, and had a family of his own. He also was a Civil War Union soldier for the state of Iowa. He and his wife are buried in the Marshalltown Iowa Veterans Cemetery in Marshall County, Iowa.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. I would like to list information for George W. Mendenhall of Mahaska County but I don't want to add anything until the Marion County Mendenhalls are in the correct family unit. Thank you Connie Ellis
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His mother was Mary Elizabeth Wagner.
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Aaron married Dolly Wilson in Albia, Iowa on August 20, 1912.
Aaron's birth date and full name appear on the World War I and World War II Draft Registration cards as January 16, 1888 Marion County, Iowa. He signed his name on the WWI record as "Aaron Esther Mendenhall". On that same record his occupation was self-employed at a restaurant and lunch room in Albia, Iowa where he was living at 321 North Main Street. He was 29 years old and married. He also listed that he had a physical disability but no explanation given for that. For the World War II Registration he was living at 131-8th Street in West Des Moines, Iowa. He was now 54 years of age and his employer was Marquette Cement Company at 52 Park Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Dolly was listed as the person who would always know his address.
Aaron's father is named George W. Mendenhall BUT NOT THE GEORGE WHO IS LISTED ON Aaron's Memorial Page. Aaron's father was George W. Mendenhall - b. 20 April 1841 at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio. He died in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa on 31 March 1919. FIND A GRAVE # is: 135342486 He was a Civil War Union soldier with the Missouri Infantry, Company I 21st Regiment. George was first married to Lavina Ann Clearwater in 1866. They had Ira Lee, Erista Dedico, Oz W., Harry R., John Wesley, Lilly May, William H., and an unborn infant who died at the same time as Lavina when she had an accident at their home. After Lavina's death, George W. Mendenhall (1841-1919) married Mary Eliezabeth Wagner on 19 August 1879 in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. They would become the parents of David Henry Mendenhall, Clarence Marion Mendenhall, and Aaron Ester Mendenhall. Aaron's middle name has been shown as Esther on several public record documents such as War Draft Registration card and the 1910 FEDERAL CENSUS listed as him as Esther A. - son, age 22.
The George Washington Mendenhall (1838-1905) who is CURRENTLY listed as the father of Aaron was a resident of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, married Miriam Mott, and had a family of his own. He also was a Civil War Union soldier for the state of Iowa. He and his wife are buried in the Marshalltown Iowa Veterans Cemetery in Marshall County, Iowa.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. I would like to list information for George W. Mendenhall of Mahaska County but I don't want to add anything until the Marion County Mendenhalls are in the correct family unit. Thank you Connie Ellis
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His mother was Mary Elizabeth Wagner.
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Aaron married Dolly Wilson in Albia, Iowa on August 20, 1912.
Aaron's birth date and full name appear on the World War I and World War II Draft Registration cards as January 16, 1888 Marion County, Iowa. He signed his name on the WWI record as "Aaron Esther Mendenhall". On that same record his occupation was self-employed at a restaurant and lunch room in Albia, Iowa where he was living at 321 North Main Street. He was 29 years old and married. He also listed that he had a physical disability but no explanation given for that. For the World War II Registration he was living at 131-8th Street in West Des Moines, Iowa. He was now 54 years of age and his employer was Marquette Cement Company at 52 Park Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Dolly was listed as the person who would always know his address.
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