1880 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. Bording 34 Denmark
Carolina Bording 36 Denmark wife
Charles Bording 6 KS son
Mary Bording 4 KS daughter
James Bording 3 KS son
John Bording 1 KS son
1900 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. {Ole Christian} Bording Jan 1846 Denmark, farmer
Caroline Bording Jan 1844 Denmark, wife, five children, four living
Ova Bording Jan 1883 KS son, farmer
James Bording Feb 1877 KS son, farmer
Enlisted 22 Sep 1903 from IA
Honorably discharged 2 Mar 1905
Reno Evening Gazette 13 Jun 1951
James C. Bording Taken By Death
"Winnemucca - June 12, James C. Bording, 4, a resident of Winnemucca for 33 years and a retired employee of the Western Pacific Railroad, died Wednesday in the Humboldt General Hospital where he had been confined since May 21.
Mr. Bording was born in Kansas on Feb 10, 1877, and began his career with Western Pacific at the age of thirty years. Prior to coming to Winnemucca he was employed with the railroad out of Salt Lake City. He was transferred in 1918 as division lineman and was retired twenty years later.
He was active in Masonic circles, being a member of the Blue Lodge in Winnemucca and the Scottish Rite and Shrine Organizations in Reno. He also was deeply interested in civic affairs and once served on the hospital board.
He is survived by his widow, a son, William Bording of Walnut Creek, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. E. E. Olson of El Cerrito, Calif., and three grandchildren; Sandra Olson, Loma Bording and Brinka Bording. A sister, Mrs. Mary Way of Compton, Calif., also survives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bording lost a son, Leroy Boring during WWII, while surviving with the Army Air Forces. He was killed in an airplane accident in Florida."
O. C. Bording 34 Denmark
Carolina Bording 36 Denmark wife
Charles Bording 6 KS son
Mary Bording 4 KS daughter
James Bording 3 KS son
John Bording 1 KS son
1900 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. {Ole Christian} Bording Jan 1846 Denmark, farmer
Caroline Bording Jan 1844 Denmark, wife, five children, four living
Ova Bording Jan 1883 KS son, farmer
James Bording Feb 1877 KS son, farmer
Enlisted 22 Sep 1903 from IA
Honorably discharged 2 Mar 1905
Reno Evening Gazette 13 Jun 1951
James C. Bording Taken By Death
"Winnemucca - June 12, James C. Bording, 4, a resident of Winnemucca for 33 years and a retired employee of the Western Pacific Railroad, died Wednesday in the Humboldt General Hospital where he had been confined since May 21.
Mr. Bording was born in Kansas on Feb 10, 1877, and began his career with Western Pacific at the age of thirty years. Prior to coming to Winnemucca he was employed with the railroad out of Salt Lake City. He was transferred in 1918 as division lineman and was retired twenty years later.
He was active in Masonic circles, being a member of the Blue Lodge in Winnemucca and the Scottish Rite and Shrine Organizations in Reno. He also was deeply interested in civic affairs and once served on the hospital board.
He is survived by his widow, a son, William Bording of Walnut Creek, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. E. E. Olson of El Cerrito, Calif., and three grandchildren; Sandra Olson, Loma Bording and Brinka Bording. A sister, Mrs. Mary Way of Compton, Calif., also survives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bording lost a son, Leroy Boring during WWII, while surviving with the Army Air Forces. He was killed in an airplane accident in Florida."
1880 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. Bording 34 Denmark
Carolina Bording 36 Denmark wife
Charles Bording 6 KS son
Mary Bording 4 KS daughter
James Bording 3 KS son
John Bording 1 KS son
1900 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. {Ole Christian} Bording Jan 1846 Denmark, farmer
Caroline Bording Jan 1844 Denmark, wife, five children, four living
Ova Bording Jan 1883 KS son, farmer
James Bording Feb 1877 KS son, farmer
Enlisted 22 Sep 1903 from IA
Honorably discharged 2 Mar 1905
Reno Evening Gazette 13 Jun 1951
James C. Bording Taken By Death
"Winnemucca - June 12, James C. Bording, 4, a resident of Winnemucca for 33 years and a retired employee of the Western Pacific Railroad, died Wednesday in the Humboldt General Hospital where he had been confined since May 21.
Mr. Bording was born in Kansas on Feb 10, 1877, and began his career with Western Pacific at the age of thirty years. Prior to coming to Winnemucca he was employed with the railroad out of Salt Lake City. He was transferred in 1918 as division lineman and was retired twenty years later.
He was active in Masonic circles, being a member of the Blue Lodge in Winnemucca and the Scottish Rite and Shrine Organizations in Reno. He also was deeply interested in civic affairs and once served on the hospital board.
He is survived by his widow, a son, William Bording of Walnut Creek, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. E. E. Olson of El Cerrito, Calif., and three grandchildren; Sandra Olson, Loma Bording and Brinka Bording. A sister, Mrs. Mary Way of Compton, Calif., also survives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bording lost a son, Leroy Boring during WWII, while surviving with the Army Air Forces. He was killed in an airplane accident in Florida."
O. C. Bording 34 Denmark
Carolina Bording 36 Denmark wife
Charles Bording 6 KS son
Mary Bording 4 KS daughter
James Bording 3 KS son
John Bording 1 KS son
1900 Caney, Montgomery, KS
O. C. {Ole Christian} Bording Jan 1846 Denmark, farmer
Caroline Bording Jan 1844 Denmark, wife, five children, four living
Ova Bording Jan 1883 KS son, farmer
James Bording Feb 1877 KS son, farmer
Enlisted 22 Sep 1903 from IA
Honorably discharged 2 Mar 1905
Reno Evening Gazette 13 Jun 1951
James C. Bording Taken By Death
"Winnemucca - June 12, James C. Bording, 4, a resident of Winnemucca for 33 years and a retired employee of the Western Pacific Railroad, died Wednesday in the Humboldt General Hospital where he had been confined since May 21.
Mr. Bording was born in Kansas on Feb 10, 1877, and began his career with Western Pacific at the age of thirty years. Prior to coming to Winnemucca he was employed with the railroad out of Salt Lake City. He was transferred in 1918 as division lineman and was retired twenty years later.
He was active in Masonic circles, being a member of the Blue Lodge in Winnemucca and the Scottish Rite and Shrine Organizations in Reno. He also was deeply interested in civic affairs and once served on the hospital board.
He is survived by his widow, a son, William Bording of Walnut Creek, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. E. E. Olson of El Cerrito, Calif., and three grandchildren; Sandra Olson, Loma Bording and Brinka Bording. A sister, Mrs. Mary Way of Compton, Calif., also survives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bording lost a son, Leroy Boring during WWII, while surviving with the Army Air Forces. He was killed in an airplane accident in Florida."
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