Davenport
Mountain View Cemetery
Davenport
Mountain View Cemetery
submitted by Marge Womach
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Redeman, Emma T: (1885-1946); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Redeman, Theresa A: (1849-1913); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Redeman, William J: (1842-1921); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Redick surname: (“J H Redick. Truckman. Mr Redick has resided in Davenport over ten years. He owns what was the first draying and trucking line in the place. He runs several teams, and is prepared to do all kinds of transferring. He has always done a large business, and is exceedingly popular among all classes.” LCT: 12-16-1898; “At noon Tuesday a team of horses attached to one of J H Redick’s heavy trucks ran off and stirred up the resident quarter of town on the south side from center to circumference. The animals started from Harker street, ran to the depot and back toward town on Ninth street until near Weaks’ new residence where they fell down and were captured. A mob of excited people turned out and took part in the general rescue. Fortunately, no one was hurt, and the team sustained no injury.” LCT: 5-05-1899);
Redick, Ida M Boyce: (1874-1950); w/o John H; m/o Raymond Whiteney Redick; (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74); “J H Redick, male, 42, IA, married. Ida Redick, female, 27, CA, married. Raymond, male, 2, WA, single.” (!902 Davenport Census);
Redick, Infant: (d. 1898); s/o John & Ida;
Rednour, William E: (1910-1963); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74); “William E Rednour. Died: 1-30-1963, Reardan, WA. Spouse: Married. Father: John Rednour. Mother: Laura Sickler. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card)
Reed, Aggie A: (1883-1964); “married 54 years” (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74) (No listings at Lincoln Co Health death records);
Reed, Albert E: (1878-1960); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74); (No listings at Lincoln Co Health death records);
Reed, Alfred R: (1852-1908); “Alfred
R Reed, whose death occurred in this city last Friday, was born in Mercer Co,
IL, May 3, 1852, and was 56 years of age. He was married to Miss Ella Smith Nov
11, 1874, and they resided in Illinois until 1880, when they moved to Iowa.
Leaving Iowa in March 1903, he came to Washington where he has since resided. He
leaves a wife, 5 children, 2 sisters and one brother. One sister and one brother
reside in the east. The funeral was held in this city Sunday afternoon, the
services being at the house and were conducted by Rev W B Reed of the Christian
Church, interment being made in Mt View Cemetery.” (LCT: 9-18-1908)
Reeder, S E:
(1866-1915); d. 11-30-1915; “S
E Reeder, aged 55, a pioneer of Stevens County, and for several years engaged in
the restaurant business at Davenport, died suddenly Tuesday following a stroke
of paralysis which caused him to choke to death. Mr Reeder succumbed at the home
of J M Harris, 20 miles north of Davenport, where he was visiting. Besides the
widow, one daughter, Mrs Ernest Sawyer, survives. The funeral was held Thursday
in charge of the Knights of Pythias.” (Burial
was in Mountain View Cemetery in Davenport; Odessa Record: 12-03-1915)
Reich, Ethel Royster:
(1891-1925); w/o Otto; “Ethel
Reich. Died: 9-04-1960, Harrington, WA. Father: ___ Royster. Mother: unknown.
Spouse: married. Buried: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health
death card); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)“Mrs Otto Reich (Ethel)
passed away Sunday evening about 7:30 at
Reich, Johanna (1856-1925);
“Johanna Reich. Died: 22 Nov 1925, Odessa, WA. Birth: 3 April 1856,
Austria. Spouse: Victor Reich. Father: Vincent Schwartz, born Austria; Mother:
Rosana Edelmeier, born Austria. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.”
(Lincoln Co Health death card) “The
Angel of death, Sunday morning, summoned from this life Mrs Johanna Reich, after
a long siege of illness, at her home fifteen miles north of Odessa. She came to
this country from Austria when quite young and is a pioneer of the Big Bend
having resided here for 45 years. Had she lived until April she would have
celebrated her 70th anniversary.
She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband Victor Reich, and three
children: Otto V Reich, Ernest T Reich, both of Odessa, and Rosy Layton of
Woodinville, WA. The burial services were held at the home Wednesday at 11 a.m.,
the Rev Wm Clyde Rhea officiating. The body was taken to Davenport for
burial.” (Odessa Record: 11-27-1925) “She was born near Vienna, Austria,
April 3, 1856. In 1880 she came to America with her parents and settled near
Norfolk, Nebraska. In 1884 she was married to
Victor Reich at Stauton, Nebraska. Immediately afterward they came to
Washington, which was still a territory, and settled on the place fourteen miles
north of Odessa which is still their home and where she died.” (excerpt of
Odessa Record: 12-04-1925) “Johanna Reich. Female, white, married, housewife.
Birth: April 3, 1856, Austria. Father: Vincent Schwartz, born Austria. Mother:
Rosina Edelmeier, born Austria. Informant: Victor Reich, Odessa, WA. Death:
11-22-1925, 1:30 a.m. Cause: pneumonia. Burial: Davenport Mt Hill Cemetery,
11-25-1925. J E Turner, undertaker, Harrington, WA.” (WA State Board of
Health: Register of Death);
Reich, Otto V: (1885-1984); “Funeral services took place at the Strate Funeral Home on Wednesday, Oct 31, for Otto V Reich, 98, a resident of this area who passed away on Saturday, Oct 27, 1984 at the Odd Fellows Home in Walla Walla. Reich was born Dec 9, 1885, north of Odessa in Marlin Hollow, to Victor Reich and the former Johanna Schwarz. According to the old family Bible, he was the first Caucasian boy born in the territory that was to become Lincoln County. He farmed for 60 years with his brother, Ernest, on the family farm, his birthplace, before selling the farm and moving to Harrington. In Harrington, he worked at A & D Welding until his health failed. He then lived in a nursing home in Ritzville for about a year, before moving to the Odd Fellows Home in Walla Walla. He lived there for the last 12 years. He was married to Ethel Royster, who preceded him in death. Survivors include his daughter-in-law, Jean Lamb, of Harrington; his granddaughter, Eileen Aldridge, of Mohler; 2 great grandsons, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Odd Fellows. Rev Jeff Callender of the Davenport Presbyterian Church led funeral services. Pall bearers included Don Phillips, John Eckhardt, Elmer Mann, Leo Schmierer, Herman Schmierer and Bob Sewall.” (Davenport Times: 11-01-1984);
Reich, Victor:
(1850-1937); “Victor
Reich. Died: 12-03-1937, Odessa, WA. Spouse: divorced. Father: Victor Reich.
Mother: unknown. Burial: Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health burial permit);
“Victor Reich, 87, one of the earliest pioneers of the Odessa area, died at
his home north of Odessa on Friday afternoon, after a brief illness. Funeral
services were held from the English Congregational Church on Monday morning,
after which the body was taken to Davenport for interment at the side of his
wife. Rev M J Galle officiated, with the Strate Funeral Home in charge. Born in
Vienna, Austria, May 14, 1850, Mr Reich came to the US in 1880, settling in NE,
where he remained for 3 years before coming to the Odessa area in 1883, locating
15 miles north of the present site of Odessa, where he lived until his death, a
period of 54 years. When Mr Reich
first arrived in the Odessa area the country had been but little developed.
Portuguese Joe, perhaps the earliest pioneer, had been located for some time at
his stock ranch in the north area. Mr Reich found a suitable site for a ranch,
near water and developed his ranch, later seeing the country grow up around him.
About 11 years ago death took his wife. Despite his years Mr Reich had been able
to get about, transacting normal business. On his visits to Odessa he enjoyed
visiting pioneer friends, assuring
them of his health and general strong condition. Exposure hastened his death.
Survivors include two sons, Otto V and Ernest Reich, who operate the north
ranch; one daughter, Mrs Rosie Layton, Woodinville, WA; 7 grandchildren and 3
great grandchildren. Pallbearers were chosen from friends of the family and
pioneer members of the community, including J C Michaelsen, C A Simpson, Sol
Reiman, G K Birge, H C Phillips and E J Wachter.” (Odessa Record: 12-09-1937;
edit: Victor and Johanna Reich have TS in Davenport’s Mt View Cemetery.)
“Victor Reich. Male, white, divorced, husband of Johanna Reich. Birth:
5-14-1850. Age: 87 yrs 6 mos 19 days. Retired farmer. Born: Austria. Father:
Victor Reich, b. Austria; Mother: not obtainable. Informant: Otto V Reich,
Odessa, WA. Death: 12-03-1937.
Cause: cardio vascular renal disease of 20 yrs. Contributory: exposure.
Physician: L J Bonney, Odessa, WA. Burial: Removed to Davenport, Wash., for
burial, Dec 27. Undertaker: H H Strate, Odessa, WA.” (WA State Board of
Health: Cert. of Death)
Reichman, Ernest: (unconfirmed; b. abt. 1907; d. 7-12-1932); “Adam Reichman of Davenport, who was advised last week of the death of his son, Ernest Reichman, on the USS Transport, ‘Republic’, four days out of Manila, on Wednesday of last week, has been informed by the war department that the body will be shipped to Davenport for burial following its arrival at San Francisco on the transport. Mr Reichman was given the option of having his son buried in a national cemetery, or having the body sent home, and instructed the war department to send the body here. A soldier will accompany the body from San Francisco to Davenport, and it is expected that a military funeral will be held here upon its arrival. It takes about three weeks for a boat to come from the Philippine Islands to San Francisco, so the body should arrive here during the first week in August. Young Reichman was reared in this community and enlisted in the coast artillery corps about four years ago, serving one three-year enlistment. He was home last summer and re-enlisted, going back to the Philippines, where he had his first enlistment. He was en route back to the states when his death occurred.” (Davenport Times-Tribune: 7-21-1932); US Veterans Gravesites shows the military marker in San Francisco National Cemetery for Ernest R Reichman, Pvt US Army, Died on active duty on July 12, 1932. On the 1930 census he reported his age as 23, at Fort Barry in Marin Co, CA. Documents show ‘buried at Section C Site 186, at the San Francisco National Cemetery’.
Reichman, John Edwin: (1895-1983); “John Edwin Reichman. Died: 11-26-1983, Davenport, WA. Spouse: Married, Marguerite Knappert. Father: Adam Reichman. Mother: Maria Feiss. Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); “John E Reichman, 88, Davenport, died Nov 26, 1983, in a local nursing home. A member of Zion Lutheran Church and IOOF, Reichman was a retired city employee. Reichman is survived by his wife Marguerite at home, a brother Carl, Oceanside, CA; three sisters, Hulda Asselstine, Sunnyside; Frieda Lagae, Spokane; Helen Reichman, Anchorage; plus numerous nieces and nephews. The funeral was held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev F J Ahrendt officiating. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Reichman was a retired city employee, he worked 17 years for the city after he drove a school bus here for many years. Reichman served in World War I, having fought eight months in the trenches of Europe. After the conflict, he was chosen to serve in the Army of Occupation for Gen Pershing in France.” (Davenport Times: 12-01-1983)
Reichman, John Wesley: (1927-1927) d. 5-10-1927; Aged: 26 days; “John Wesley Reichman. Died: 5-10-1927, Davenport, WA. Birth: 4-14-1927, Davenport, WA. Father: John Edwin Reichman, born NE; Mother: Margaret Knappert, born NE. Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln County Health death card); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Reichman, Marguerite P Knappert: (1901-1988); d. 5-02-1988; “Marguerite Pauline Reichman. Died: 5-02-1988, Davenport, WA. Spouse: John Edwin Reichman. Father: Adolph Knappert. Mother: Pauline Dreager (sic); Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); “I Hereby Certify that on the 17th day of Dec 1923 at Davenport… did join in lawful wedlock John E Reichman of Lincoln County and Marguerite Knappert of Lincoln County. Hermann F W Meyer, Minister of the Gospel, Pastor Ev. Luth. Church; Witness: Harry Knappert and Mrs Veta Knappert.” (Lincoln Co Auditor: U-2953 Certificate of Marriage); Marguerite P Reichman of Davenport died May 2, 1988, in her home. Mrs Reichman was born May 14, 1901 in Heartwell, NE. In 1902 she moved to Davenport with her brothers and parents, Adolph and Pauline Knappert. They homesteaded north of town near the area known as the Hart School District. ON Dec 17, 1923 she married John E Reichman. The couple was within weeks of celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary when Mr Reichman died in Nov 1983. Mrs Reichman was a lifetime member of Zion Lutheran Church and the Dorcas Circle, both of Davenport. She began work for the telephone company in 1929 and retired after 31 years. She was a long-time arts and crafts aide and volunteer at Lincoln Hospital and the Lincoln Nursing Home. She is survived by a sister-in-law, Frieda Lagae of Sunnyside; numerous nieces and nephews including Bess Clark of Spokane, Violet Fisher of Keller Ferry, Arthur Knappert of Lynnwood and LaVerna Knappert of Chula Vista, CA; and many friends in Davenport and surrounding areas. Services were held May 5 in Davenport’s Zion Lutheran Church with Pastor David Daugs officiating. Interment was in the Mt View Cemetery in Davenport. Strate Funeral Home was in charge.” (Davenport Times: 5-12-1988)
Reilly, Edith Josephine: (1893-1894); d. 5-05-1894; d/o J & K; (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973
"A little infant child of Mr and Mrs John Reilly, who live south of town, died last Saturday and was buried in the Davenport cemetery Sunday." (LCT: 5-11-1894)
Reinbold, Adeline H: (1893-1976); “Adeline H Reinbold. Died: 5-03-1976. Birth: 1-23-1893, WA. Widowed. Father: Herman Knack. Mother: Louisa Bursch. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card & burial permit); “Funeral services were held from the Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport for Adeline Reinbold on May 7. Mrs Reinbold died May 3 at Lincoln County Hospital after living at the nursing home for the past two years. Mrs Reinbold was born in Harrington in 1893 to Mr and Mrs Herman Knack. She was a graduate of Cheney Normal School and taught at Harrington and Egypt until she and Dan Reinbold were married in 1916. The couple farmed the family farm until their retirement in 1953, at which time they moved into Davenport. Mr Reinbold preceded his wife in death in 1974. Mrs Reinbold was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church and the North Star Grange. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs Bernice Haines, Davenport and three sons, Don Reinbold, Davenport; Pat Reinbold, Odessa, and Gene Reinbold, Moses Lake. She is also survived by a sister, Bertha Borck of Davenport, 15 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Interment was at the Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, with the Rev Stanley S Williamsen officiating.” (Davenport Times: undated, 1976)
Reinbold, Adolphe W: (1909-1982); “Adolphe William Reinbold. Died: 10-03-1982, East Point, Georgia. Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln County Health burial and transit permit); “Services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. for the son of one of the original Reinbolds who immigrated to the Egypt area north of Davenport as pioneers. Adolphe W Reinbold, 73, died Oct 3, 1982 at Atlanta, GA. A lifetime resident of Davenport, Reinbold was born Aug 12, 1909, son of the youngest of the original immigrating Reinbold brothers, William and his wife, Bertha. He was a life member of the Lutheran Church, baptized and confirmed at the Egypt Christ Lutheran congregation. After graduating from Davenport High School in 1928, he attended Washington State College in Pullman for two years before returning to this area to work. In 1935, he began farming on the homestead where he was born and continued actively farming for more than 40 years. On Jan 1, 1936 he married Esther Kruger of Harrington in a double ceremony with Hilda Reinbold and Bill Thiringer. May 1, 1975, the couple moved to Davenport where his wife remains. Reinbold has been a board member of the Lincoln Electric Cooperative for the past 15 years. He was also a past master and active member of North Star Grange. Besides his wife, Esther, and mother, survivors include one daughter, Nancy Joy Johnson, and one granddaughter, Johanna Delight (Jodee) of Davenport; four sisters, Elsie Buck and Mata Webber of Davenport, Edna Ellis of Malden, Helen Ferguson of Spokane; many nieces, nephews and cousins. Services will be held at Zion Lutheran Church at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery.” (Davenport Times: 10-07-1982; photo in original)
Reinbold, Agnes A Slater: (1900-1940); 1st wife of Simon; b. 4-15-1900; d. 11-06-1940. “Agnes Reinbold. Died: Nov 6, 1940.” (Bumgarner Funeral Index); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Reinbold, Daniel:
(1887-1968); “Daniel
Reinbold. Died: 2-01-1968, Davenport, WA.
Spouse: Minnie Conrad. Father: Matthew Reinbold. Mother: Christine Beiler.
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln County Health death
card & burial permit with date of death as 1-01-1968);
{Per Reinbold Genealogy, Daniel was the 3rd child born to Matt
and Christina Buehler Reinbold. He was born 5-13-1887 and died 2-01-1968. He
married Minna Conrad. Their three
children were Earl C (1914), Esther (1918, w/o Bruce McKenzie) and Doris (1925,
w/o Curt Carro). }"Daniel Reinbold.—His home,
Reinbold, Daniel F: (1894-1974); “Services were held Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church for Daniel F Reinbold, who died Jan 1, in Davenport. Pall bearers for the service included Curtis Reinbold, Rick Reinbold, Tim Reinbold, Tom Reinbold, Jim Reinbold, Jerry Stinnett and Wayne Hutchinson. The Rev Stanley Williamsen officiated at the funeral; providing music were Elaine Maskenthine and Phyllis Ziemer. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Reinbold, who was born in Baden, Germany in 1894, belonged to Zion Lutheran Church and North Star Grange. He had come to this country in 1905 and settled in Egypt, where he farmed until retirement in 1953. Reinbold, who married Adeline Knack in 1916, belonged to Christ Lutheran Church until retirement. Survivors include his wife and four children—Don, at the home farm; Bernice Haines, Davenport; Pat, Odessa, and Gene, Moses Lake. Fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren also survive.” (Dav. Times: 1-10-1974) “Daniel Frederick Reinbold. Died: 1-01-1974. Birth: 6-12-1894, Germany. Spouse: Adline Knack. Father: Simon Reinbold. Mother: Katherine Haus. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card & burial permit); (Per the Reinbold Genealogy, Daniel F Reinbold was the 8th child born to Christain and his 2nd wife, Louisa Hass. He married Adelina H Knack and their children were: Bernice (1917, w/o Kenneth Haines), Donald (1926), Stanley (1928) and Eugene (1932). Daniel died in 1974.}
Reinbold, Esther A Kruger: (1915-2006); w/o Adolphe; “Davenport.—Funeral for Esther Amanda Kruger Reinbold, 90, will be at 2 p.m. Friday, June 2, at Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport with the Rev Carolyn Krupke and Pastor Duane Anderson officiating. Mrs Reinbold died Friday, May 26, at her Davenport home. Born Sept 10, 1915 to Helena (Lopstein) and Edd Kruger in Harrington, she attended the Earl School for first grade and then transferred to the Zion School, Rocklyn. She graduated in 1933 from Davenport High School. She was employed by the Hix Butcher Shop in Spokane and at J C Penney in Davenport. On New Year’s Day 1936, she married Adolphe W Reinbold in a joint ceremony with Hilda (Reinbold) and Bill Thiringer. They began their new life together farming in the Egypt area. She was a homemaker and typical farm wife preparing meals for haying and harvest crews, doing laundry for hired helpers and driving wheat truck to Davenport during harvest along with other typical chores. She and her husband at various times served as surrogate parents for young persons who lived with them and attended school. Dean Hink, Fred Kays and Terry Reed were three such boys to whom they were fondly attached. Her hobbies included crossword puzzles, music, sewing, knitting crocheting, reading the daily newspaper, playing cards and flower gardening. For many years she served as organist and girls choir director at Christ Lutheran Church in Egypt. She also enjoyed accompanying various musical singing groups and teaching piano lessons to neighbor children. In 1974, Terry Reed moved back from Spokane to take over the farm operation as the Reinbolds retired to her parents’ home in Davenport. They traveled and enjoyed entertaining friends and participating in community events. She belonged to Zion Lutheran Church, was a 25-year 4-H leader and a member of the Town and Country Study Club, North Star Grange, Egypt Community Club, Lincoln County Homemakers Council, Lincoln County Historical Society and was living at the Davenport Retirement Village. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband in 1982, and her brother, Eugene Kruger (1995). She leaves a daughter and son-in-law, Nancy Joy and Hal Johnson of Mondovi; her granddaughter and grandson-in-law, Johanna (Jodee) and Bob Ellis, formerly of Spokane and recently of Reardan; twin great grandchildren, Garrett Scott and Colleen Esther Ellis; a ‘special son’, Terry Reed of Egypt; nieces and nephews, Wendell, Mark, Barry, Kim and Janice Kruger, Kandace Thurman, Gladys Jasper, Ron Webber, Bill Ellis, Gale Ferguson, Carol Cole, Joyce Luiten and Bill Reinbold; and by special godchildren. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport had charge of arrangements.” (Dav. Times: 6-01-2006)
Reinbold, Florence L Dixon: (b. 5-11-1907; d. 3-09-2001, aged: 93); “Memorial service for L Florence Reinbold, 93, are scheduled at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 17, with Pastor Mark Egertson officiating at Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport. Family graveside service will precede at Mountain View Cemetery. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today (Thursday) and Friday at Strate Funeral Home in Davenport. Mrs Reinbold died March 9. Born near Almira, she graduated in 1926 from Almira High School and in 1928 from Cheney Normal School (now EWU). She taught in one-room schoolhouses at Bald Ridge, North Egypt and Tonasket. She met Frank D Reinbold while teaching in Egypt. They married in 1933 and settled in the Davenport area. She belonged to the Community Grange for 50 years, taught Sunday School, participated in women’s activities, sang in the choir at Zion Lutheran church, of which she was a member. The Reinbolds retired from farming in 1980, and moved to Davenport, where Frank died in 1984. She moved in 1998 to ‘The Ark’, an assisted living residence in Harrington. She leaves a son, Glen (and Nancy) Reinbold, of Davenport; a daughter, Rita (and Derek) Urquhart, Atlanta, GA; four grandchildren, Karen (and Pat) Krych, Janet (and Jeff) Budke, all of Spokane; and Karen and Kevin Urguhart, both of Atlanta; four great grandchildren…; two sisters-in-law, Katherine Dixon of Spokane and Bette Dixon of Soap Lake; and numerous nieces and nephews. Strate Funeral Home was in charge.” (Davenport Times: 3-15-2001); “License Dated: 17 June 1933 in Lincoln Co; Marriage Dated: 17 June 1933. Frank Reinbold of Lincoln Co and Florence Dixon of Lincoln Co; Officiating Clergyman: D Ahrendt of Davenport, WA; Witnesses: Floyd Dixon and Elaine Reinbold.” (Details from Marriage Certificate: #170.); (Edit: The 1920 Almira Census shows the household of Arthur H Dixon as: Arthur H Dixon, 43, born Arkansas; Lizzie Dixon, 47, born MO; Floyd A Dixon, 16; Walter Dixon, 14; Florence L Dixon, 12, born WA; and Lloyd E Dixon, 10.)
Reinbold, Frank D: (1910-1984); h/o Florence L; “Frank Daniel Reinbold. Died: 9-28-1984, Davenport, WA. Spouse: Lavina Florence Dixon. Father: Christian Reinbold. Mother: Anna Reinbold. Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln County Health death card); “The Zion Lutheran Church here in Davenport held services for Frank D Reinbold, 74, on Monday, October 1. Reinbold, a member of the Zion Lutheran church, died Friday, Sept 29, 1984 at the Lincoln County Hospital in Davenport. Burial followed memorial services at the Mountain View Cemetery in Davenport, with Strate Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Reinbold, born May 3, 1910 in Davenport to Christian and Anna (Reinbold) Reinbold, was a 1928 Davenport High School graduate. He retired as a wheat farmer, and had served as a member of the Community Grange and a former member of the Washington Wheat Growers Association. Survivors include his wife, Florence, at the Davenport home; one son, Glen Reinbold of Davenport; one daughter, Rita Urquhart of Miami, FL; his mother, in Davenport; three brothers, including George Reinbold of Reardan, and Elmer ‘Bud’ Reinbold of Davenport; five sisters, including Irma Wollin of Davenport and Grace Rutherford of Yakima; and four grandchildren.” (Davenport Times: 10-04-1984); “Frank Daniel Reinbold. #106. Birth: May 13, 1910, Egypt, WA. Father: Christian Reinbold; Mother: Anna Christina Reinbold.” (Lincoln County Superior Court: Delayed Birth Return);
Reinbold, Fred W: (1890-1973); d. 8-25-1973; h/o Bessie Hickman; h/o Nona Downing; “Funeral services were held Tuesday for Fred William Reinbold, 82, who died Saturday. The Rev Stanley Williamsen conducted the funeral at Zion Lutheran Church. Pallbearers were Loren Reinbold, Roger Reinbold, Jon Tomka, Randy Riddle, Steve Martin and Raymond Riddle. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Reinbold, born in Egypt, had lived in that area all his life. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Community Grange and the IOOF and Rebekah lodges. Survivors include his wife, Nona J, a daughter, Barbara Riddle, Davenport; two sons, Mark F Reinbold, Portland, OR; and Howard H Reinbold, Seattle; five grandchildren; four brothers—Simon, John and Alfred, all of Davenport, and Charles, Spokane; two sisters—Freda Gefert and Ida Pyle, both of Spokane; and numerous nieces and nephews.” (Dav. Times: 8-30-1973) “Fred William Reinbold. Died: 8-25-1973. Birth: 12-10-1890, WA. Spouse: Nona J Downing. Father: Jacob Reinbold. Mother: Louisa Buck. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); “Frederick William Reinbold. #189. Birth: Dec 10, 1890, Egypt, WA. Father: Jacob Reinbold. Mother: Louise Buck.” (Lincoln County Superior Court: Delayed Birth Return); “Who was the good guy of long ago that couldn’t stand seeing some of his farm friends going down the drain? It was Fred Reinbold. During the darkest days of that great depression, Fred was the local manager of an oil company in Davenport. Ed Kruger, Lynn Gunning and myself ran out of money at about the same time. We had every reason to walk off our farms, and join the soup lines, but that sounded distasteful to us, so we learned to live from one crises to the next. The final blow came when no gasoline get to our farms unless it was paid for. Without fossil fuel, we could not produce wheat that nobody wanted. Fred Reinbold called up on a Monday morning, stating he was bringing his boss out to try and convince him we were farmers that some day would pay for stuff like gasoline and oil. I was topless when I approached the oil executive’s car. Fred’s boss looked me over, and asked, ‘Did you have to hock your shirt to keep alive?’ Upon leaving, I remember Fred saying to his boss, ‘All Walt needs is a little more gas till fall.’ After the empty report I gave Fred, and his boss, they drove over to Ed Kruger’s farm, then back to Lynn Gunning’s place for more monetary evaluations. Little did we know at that time that Fred’s boss turned thumbs down on extending more gasoline credit to us. Before any gas was allowed to leave in our direction, Fred had to sign a note. By so doing, he put his own pay check on the line as security for three helpless farmers…” (excerpt of ‘Reinbold Aids Farmers’ in Kikbacks by Walt Kik, in Davenport Times: 1-19-1984) “Fred W Reinbold, Groom, of Lincoln Co, and Bessie Hickman, Bride, of Spokane Co. License Date: May 28, 1914. Marriage Date: May 28, 1914. Clergyman: C C T Hopf. Witnesses: Elizabeth Reinbold and J P Reinbold.” (Certificate of Marriage: #107442, Lincoln Co; U-2061)
Reinbold, Herman H: (unconfirmed; d. 10-20-2000) “Davenport.—A memorial service is scheduled Friday, Oct 20, at noon for Herman H Reinbold. Pastor Mark Egertson will officiate the service at Christ Lutheran Church in Davenport and Strate Funeral Home is handling arrangements. A full obituary is expected to be included in next week’s Times.” (Davenport Times: 10-19-2000)
Reinbold, infant: “infant male Reinbold. Died: 7-23-1941, stillborn. Father: Laurence Reinbold. Mother: Lucille Stormo. Buried: Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health Death card) “Infant Reinbold. Died: July 23, 1941.” (Bumgarner Funeral Index);
Reinbold, L Florence: (1907-2001); {Lavina Florence Dixon was born 5-11-1907 and married Frank Reinbold. They had two children, Glen (1938) and Rita (1944, w/o J Derek Urquhart). Frank preceded her in death in 1984. Details from Reinbold Genealogy.}
Reinbold, Marvel Josephine: (1904-1994); 3rd w/o Simon; “Marvel Josephine Reinbold. Died: 2-04-1994. Birth: 7-09-1904, NB; Spouse: Simon Reinbold. Father: William H Walter. Mother: Iva Carpenter. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); {Marvel’s name in the Reinbold Genealogy is shown as Marvel Walters Hyssop.} “Funeral service for longtime Davenport resident Marvel Reinbold was Tuesday this week at Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport, with Pastor David Daugs and the Rev John Buenz officiating. Interment will be at 10:30 a.m. today (Thursday) at Mountain View Cemetery in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, with Father McCuaig officiating. Mrs Reinbold, 89, died Feb 4 in Davenport. She was born July 9, 1904, in Inavale, NE, to William and Iva (Carpenter) Walter. She married Simon Reinbold in October 1953 in Spokane and the couple made their home in Davenport… Mrs Reinbold is survived by her husband Simon Reinbold; two children, Donna J Batch of Davenport and Robert Hyssop of Seattle; two grandchildren…; one sister, Marguerite Sandberg of Moses Lake; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by one brother. Strates Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 2-10-1994; did not check with Davenport City Hall)
Reinbold, Milton: “Funeral for Milton Reinbold, 83, of Davenport took place Tuesday morning Sept 13, at Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport with Pastor Duane Anderson officiating. Concluding service and vault interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Mr Reinbold died Sept 8 at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane. Born on the family farm 20 miles north of Davenport o Jan 25, 1922, he was the son of August and May (Willis) Reinbold. He rode a horse to school in Bockemuehl Canyon, graduated from Davenport High School and attended what is now WSU until he was called to the service in 1943. He served in Alamagardo, NM, as a master sergeant overseeing engine changes on B-29s. After the war he and his wife, Jean, returned to the family farm, taking up residence in an abandoned house across from the Egypt Cemetery. They borrowed $10,000 from the FHA and built a new house at the confluence of the Spokane and Columbia Rivers. He and his brothers, Lawrence and Willard, expanded the family wheat and cattle ranch. The couple assisted three children and three grandchildren through college. In 1963, he served as president of the Lincoln County Wheat Growers Association and worked to elect Congressman Tom Foley ‘to make wheat farming more profitable’. He and his son Orlin farmed together and operated the Davenport Seed Co until his retirement in 1985. He belonged to Zion Lutheran Church, the North Star Grange, the Washington Cattlemen’s Association and Lincoln County Democrats. He was a board member for Davenport Grange Supply. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Betty Tuffi, in 2005; a brother, Lawrence, and a sister, Elizabeth Clark. He leaves his wife, Jean, at the home; two sons, Rod Reinbold (and Catherine) of Okanogan and Orlin Reinbold of Spokane; three grandchildren, Leone Reinbold, Sadie Reinbold and Ted Reinbold; a son-in-law, Dennis Tuffi of Oregon City, OR; a brother, Willard Reinbold of Davenport; a sister, Agnes Arsenault of Spokane; and numerous nieces and nephews. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport handled arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 9-15-2005); “Probate: Estate of Milton A Reinbold, of Davenport, who died Sept 8.” (Davenport Times: 11-10-2005)
Reinbold, Minna M Conrad: (1889-1977); “Minnie M Reinbold. Died: 6-10-1977. Birth: 3-25-1889, MN. Widowed. Father: Adolph Conrad. Mother: Emma Neubauer. Burial: Davenport Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card & burial permit); “Funeral services for Minnie Reinbold were held at the Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport on Monday, June 13. Mrs Reinbold was born on March 25, 1889 in Minnesota. She passed away in the Lincoln Nursing Home on June 10, 1977. Minnie and Dan were married in November, 1912 and made their home in the Egypt area where they farmed until retirement. They celebrated their golden anniversary in 1962. She had been an active member of Christ Lutheran as a church officer and Sunday School superintendent. She was also an active member of the Egypt community club, Rebekah Lodge, and also in 4-H work. Mrs Reinbold was awarded her golden sheaf 50-year membership. This award was presented at the reception after the funeral service. She is survived by one son, Earl Reinbold of Spokane; two daughters, Mrs Bruce McKenzie of Edmonds and Mrs Curt Carro of Spokane. Other survivors include two sisters, Bertha Reinbold of Davenport and Emma DeYoungs of Eugene, Oregon, 10 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Burial was in the Mt View Cemetery in Davenport. The organist at the service was Esther Reinbold and Gale Ferguson. ‘Abide with Me’ and ‘How Great Thou Art’ were sung. The casket bearers were Rod Carro, Dan McKenzie, Bob Wilkerson, Craig Carro, Curt Hisaw, and Robert Hepton.” (Davenport Times: 6-16-1977); {Per Reinbold Genealogy, Minna Conrad was born 3-25-1889 and married Daniel Reinbold, son of Matt and Christina Buehler Reinbold. Their three children were Earl C (1914), Esther (1918, w/o Bruce McKenzie) and Doris (1925, w/o Curt Carro).}
Reinbold, Simon M: (1899-1995); d. 9-27-1995; “Simon Matthew Reinbold. Died: 9-27-1995. Birth: 8-19-1899, WA. Widowed. Father: Jacob Reinbold. Mother: Louise Buck. Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Davenport, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card & burial permit); “Funeral service was held on Tuesday, Oct 3, for lifelong local resident Simon M Reinbold, 96, at the Zion Lutheran Church in Davenport, with Rev Mark Egerston officiating. Burial was at Mountain View Cemetery in Davenport. Mr Reinbold was born on Aug 19, 1899 to Jacob and Louise (Buck) Reinbold in Egypt. He was a lifelong resident of the Davenport area, where he farmed all of his life. He was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church of Davenport, a charter member of Community Grange, and a 50 year member of both State and National Grange. He also was a rural fire commissioner. Mr Reinbold served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. He is survived by one son, Robert Hyssop of Seattle; two grandchildren, Jim Batch of Davenport, and Laura McIlhennon of Forest Grove, OR; three great grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marvel in 1994; and 11 brothers and sisters. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport was in charge of arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 10-19-1995) “License Date: 1 Feb 1944, Spokane County. Simon M Reinbold of Davenport; Agnes L Wassum of Davenport; Marriage Date: Feb 1, 1944 at Opportunity, WA. Witnesses: Roy Smith and Louise Smith. Clergyman: B Scott Bate, Opportunity.” (Marriage Certificate: 64761. County of Spokane, WA. Filed: Feb 3, 1944.) “Certificate of Marriage. Simon M Reinbold, Davenport, age 21, single, farmer, s/o Jacob Reinbold and Louise Buck, both born Germany; Agnes A Slater, Davenport, age 20, single, cook, d/o Jas A Slater born Scotland and Jessie McCallum born IL. Marriage Date: 9-22-1920, at Spokane. License # 28517. Witnesses: Jas A Slater, Ethel Williams. Clergyman: Rev J F Cheerman.” (Spokane County Marriage Certificate);
Ressel, Charles Harry: (1960-1989); d. 3-19-1989; “Charles Harry ‘Charlie’ Ressel died March 19, 1989 on Vashon Island. He was 28. Mr Ressel was born Aug 23, 1960 in Challis, Idaho to Boyd and Rosalie Ressel. He was the third of four children. In 1972, the family moved to Davenport and he graduated from Davenport High School in 1979. He attended Spokane Community College where he studied culinary arts. After college, he worked at various restaurants in Spokane and Davenport. In 1983, he moved to Seattle where he continued working in the field until 1986. At that time, while working as a chef at the downtown Hilton, he became ill and resigned his position. He then began working for a landscaping firm on Vashon Island, and continued there until last fall. He is survived by his parents, Boyd and Rosalie Ressel of Davenport; a brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Ginny Ressel of Sprague; sisters and brothers-in-law, Phyllis and Tim Dowling of Seattle, Mary and Sean Hopkins of Spokane; his grandmother, Clara Ressel of Rock Island; two nephews, Matthew and Michael Hopkins of Spokane; and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. Services were held March 23 in the Davenport Presbyterian Church. Rev Jeff Callender officiated. Sarah Jane Johnson was organist and Gaynor Guell was soloist.” (Davenport Times: 3-30-1989);
Ressler, John: (1874-1944); “John J Ressler. Died: Sept 14, 1944.” (Bumgarner Funeral Index); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74); (No death card at Lincoln Co Health);
Reynolds, Clara A: (1874-1900); w/o FM; “Saturday, Oct 19, Mrs Clara Reynolds, wife of Frank Reynolds, who resides four miles southeast of Davenport, died of typhoid fever. The deceased was 27 years of age, and had only arrived here from Portland three weeks ago. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her early death. The remains were buried in Mountain View. Father Falchi, of Spokane, officiating.” (Dav. Tribune: 10-25-1900); (Tombstone viewed by Lartigues in 1973-74)
Reynolds, Frank M: {Cemetery Deed. Calvin L Simmons, grantor; Frank M Reynolds, grantee. Recorded 12-12-1901. Cemetery Deed Vol. 12 page 69; Lot 1 Block 81 of Mountain View Cemetery. (Lincoln Co Auditor)}
Reynolds, Logue Jr: (unconfirmed burial); “Logue Reynolds, Jr. Male, white. Stillbirth. 8-05-1907, Davenport, WA. Father: Logan Reynolds, born Kentucky. Mother: Flora Stanley, born IL. Geo Moore, MD, Davenport, WA. Burial: 8-06-1907, O W Stone, undertaker, Davenport, WA.” (burial not stated; WA State Board of Health: Certificate of Death);
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