Extensive Hamblock family history given on her brother's memorial # 33814000
excerpt copied from his 1951 obit:
...John Frederick and Mary Anne Hamblock, who owned a farm on the Coquille River in that vicinity... father was familiarly known in early days as "Red John," he having another brother, also named John, and known as "Black John." The latter owned the Peninsula lands lying south of Bullards to the mouth of the Coquille River..
p.w44, Pioneer history of Coos and Curry County Oregon by Orville Dodge,
J.F. born Prussia 1831
Mary A GAMBLE, b. MO 1831, children:
Emma Jane, 1858, married ? DRANE
Mary Francis, Jan 17, 1860, married Joe FLAM
Margarette A, march 17, 1863, married ? ROSE
John V, "red", Aug 23, 1866
Eugene Henry, March 6, 1870, ran through he Hamblock dairy until 1945
her father emigrated from Prussia to MO where he married her Mother born in MO. she and her siblings re born in MO until 1866. brother Henry born 1870 OR
1860 South Point, Franklin Co, MO parents are John and Mary Hamblock of Germany/MO, emma and Mary born MO, he is sawyer, they move OR January for spring birth of Henry 1870.
1870 Coos Co, OR, Marys mother and siblings born MO until 1866, then Henry born 1870 OR. father is on another page
1880 Randolph, OR, Marys is 17yo with parents, father and his parent born Prussia, mother her was born MO and parents VA/KY.
married to John Perkins,
father is working as sawyer in separate page misspelled as" Hemblock"
Obituary Notice – Western World – 10 October 1929
Mrs. Frances Flam, wife of Joseph Flam, passed away at the family home in Bandon early Monday at the age of 70 years. Mrs. Flam was a member of the pioneer family of Hamblock, and for many years lived in the Parkersburg district. She had been in ill health for more than a year before her death, but suddenly became much worse Saturday evening and passed away early Monday morning.
Mrs. Flam was born January 17, 1860 at Kansas City, Missouri, and came to Oregon in 1870. She was married to John William Perkins on December 1, 1878, and to that union was born one child, Mrs. Ethel Oakes of Portland. Mr. Perkins died on April 23, 1892. Four years later, on December 24, 1896, she was united in marriage to Joseph Flam.
Besides her husband, Joseph Flam, she is survived by her only child, Mrs. E. E. Oakes, who was not able to reach Bandon until after her mother's death; also a sister, Mrs. T. W. Drane of Parkersburg; two brothers, John and Eugene Hamblock, brothers of Parkersburg, and three grandchildren, Mrs. L. T. Roselle of Bandon, Ms. Gladys Oakes of Portland, and Wallace Oakes of Phoenix, Arizona.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Bandon and burial made at the IOOF Cemetery here. Mrs. Flam was a member of the Christian Science Church and services were conducted by that church.
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excerpt copied from his 1951 obit:
...John Frederick and Mary Anne Hamblock, who owned a farm on the Coquille River in that vicinity... father was familiarly known in early days as "Red John," he having another brother, also named John, and known as "Black John." The latter owned the Peninsula lands lying south of Bullards to the mouth of the Coquille River..
p.w44, Pioneer history of Coos and Curry County Oregon by Orville Dodge,
J.F. born Prussia 1831
Mary A GAMBLE, b. MO 1831, children:
Emma Jane, 1858, married ? DRANE
Mary Francis, Jan 17, 1860, married Joe FLAM
Margarette A, march 17, 1863, married ? ROSE
John V, "red", Aug 23, 1866
Eugene Henry, March 6, 1870, ran through he Hamblock dairy until 1945
her father emigrated from Prussia to MO where he married her Mother born in MO. she and her siblings re born in MO until 1866. brother Henry born 1870 OR
1860 South Point, Franklin Co, MO parents are John and Mary Hamblock of Germany/MO, emma and Mary born MO, he is sawyer, they move OR January for spring birth of Henry 1870.
1870 Coos Co, OR, Marys mother and siblings born MO until 1866, then Henry born 1870 OR. father is on another page
1880 Randolph, OR, Marys is 17yo with parents, father and his parent born Prussia, mother her was born MO and parents VA/KY.
married to John Perkins,
father is working as sawyer in separate page misspelled as" Hemblock"
Obituary Notice – Western World – 10 October 1929
Mrs. Frances Flam, wife of Joseph Flam, passed away at the family home in Bandon early Monday at the age of 70 years. Mrs. Flam was a member of the pioneer family of Hamblock, and for many years lived in the Parkersburg district. She had been in ill health for more than a year before her death, but suddenly became much worse Saturday evening and passed away early Monday morning.
Mrs. Flam was born January 17, 1860 at Kansas City, Missouri, and came to Oregon in 1870. She was married to John William Perkins on December 1, 1878, and to that union was born one child, Mrs. Ethel Oakes of Portland. Mr. Perkins died on April 23, 1892. Four years later, on December 24, 1896, she was united in marriage to Joseph Flam.
Besides her husband, Joseph Flam, she is survived by her only child, Mrs. E. E. Oakes, who was not able to reach Bandon until after her mother's death; also a sister, Mrs. T. W. Drane of Parkersburg; two brothers, John and Eugene Hamblock, brothers of Parkersburg, and three grandchildren, Mrs. L. T. Roselle of Bandon, Ms. Gladys Oakes of Portland, and Wallace Oakes of Phoenix, Arizona.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Bandon and burial made at the IOOF Cemetery here. Mrs. Flam was a member of the Christian Science Church and services were conducted by that church.
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Extensive Hamblock family history given on her brother's memorial # 33814000
excerpt copied from his 1951 obit:
...John Frederick and Mary Anne Hamblock, who owned a farm on the Coquille River in that vicinity... father was familiarly known in early days as "Red John," he having another brother, also named John, and known as "Black John." The latter owned the Peninsula lands lying south of Bullards to the mouth of the Coquille River..
p.w44, Pioneer history of Coos and Curry County Oregon by Orville Dodge,
J.F. born Prussia 1831
Mary A GAMBLE, b. MO 1831, children:
Emma Jane, 1858, married ? DRANE
Mary Francis, Jan 17, 1860, married Joe FLAM
Margarette A, march 17, 1863, married ? ROSE
John V, "red", Aug 23, 1866
Eugene Henry, March 6, 1870, ran through he Hamblock dairy until 1945
her father emigrated from Prussia to MO where he married her Mother born in MO. she and her siblings re born in MO until 1866. brother Henry born 1870 OR
1860 South Point, Franklin Co, MO parents are John and Mary Hamblock of Germany/MO, emma and Mary born MO, he is sawyer, they move OR January for spring birth of Henry 1870.
1870 Coos Co, OR, Marys mother and siblings born MO until 1866, then Henry born 1870 OR. father is on another page
1880 Randolph, OR, Marys is 17yo with parents, father and his parent born Prussia, mother her was born MO and parents VA/KY.
married to John Perkins,
father is working as sawyer in separate page misspelled as" Hemblock"
Obituary Notice – Western World – 10 October 1929
Mrs. Frances Flam, wife of Joseph Flam, passed away at the family home in Bandon early Monday at the age of 70 years. Mrs. Flam was a member of the pioneer family of Hamblock, and for many years lived in the Parkersburg district. She had been in ill health for more than a year before her death, but suddenly became much worse Saturday evening and passed away early Monday morning.
Mrs. Flam was born January 17, 1860 at Kansas City, Missouri, and came to Oregon in 1870. She was married to John William Perkins on December 1, 1878, and to that union was born one child, Mrs. Ethel Oakes of Portland. Mr. Perkins died on April 23, 1892. Four years later, on December 24, 1896, she was united in marriage to Joseph Flam.
Besides her husband, Joseph Flam, she is survived by her only child, Mrs. E. E. Oakes, who was not able to reach Bandon until after her mother's death; also a sister, Mrs. T. W. Drane of Parkersburg; two brothers, John and Eugene Hamblock, brothers of Parkersburg, and three grandchildren, Mrs. L. T. Roselle of Bandon, Ms. Gladys Oakes of Portland, and Wallace Oakes of Phoenix, Arizona.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Bandon and burial made at the IOOF Cemetery here. Mrs. Flam was a member of the Christian Science Church and services were conducted by that church.
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excerpt copied from his 1951 obit:
...John Frederick and Mary Anne Hamblock, who owned a farm on the Coquille River in that vicinity... father was familiarly known in early days as "Red John," he having another brother, also named John, and known as "Black John." The latter owned the Peninsula lands lying south of Bullards to the mouth of the Coquille River..
p.w44, Pioneer history of Coos and Curry County Oregon by Orville Dodge,
J.F. born Prussia 1831
Mary A GAMBLE, b. MO 1831, children:
Emma Jane, 1858, married ? DRANE
Mary Francis, Jan 17, 1860, married Joe FLAM
Margarette A, march 17, 1863, married ? ROSE
John V, "red", Aug 23, 1866
Eugene Henry, March 6, 1870, ran through he Hamblock dairy until 1945
her father emigrated from Prussia to MO where he married her Mother born in MO. she and her siblings re born in MO until 1866. brother Henry born 1870 OR
1860 South Point, Franklin Co, MO parents are John and Mary Hamblock of Germany/MO, emma and Mary born MO, he is sawyer, they move OR January for spring birth of Henry 1870.
1870 Coos Co, OR, Marys mother and siblings born MO until 1866, then Henry born 1870 OR. father is on another page
1880 Randolph, OR, Marys is 17yo with parents, father and his parent born Prussia, mother her was born MO and parents VA/KY.
married to John Perkins,
father is working as sawyer in separate page misspelled as" Hemblock"
Obituary Notice – Western World – 10 October 1929
Mrs. Frances Flam, wife of Joseph Flam, passed away at the family home in Bandon early Monday at the age of 70 years. Mrs. Flam was a member of the pioneer family of Hamblock, and for many years lived in the Parkersburg district. She had been in ill health for more than a year before her death, but suddenly became much worse Saturday evening and passed away early Monday morning.
Mrs. Flam was born January 17, 1860 at Kansas City, Missouri, and came to Oregon in 1870. She was married to John William Perkins on December 1, 1878, and to that union was born one child, Mrs. Ethel Oakes of Portland. Mr. Perkins died on April 23, 1892. Four years later, on December 24, 1896, she was united in marriage to Joseph Flam.
Besides her husband, Joseph Flam, she is survived by her only child, Mrs. E. E. Oakes, who was not able to reach Bandon until after her mother's death; also a sister, Mrs. T. W. Drane of Parkersburg; two brothers, John and Eugene Hamblock, brothers of Parkersburg, and three grandchildren, Mrs. L. T. Roselle of Bandon, Ms. Gladys Oakes of Portland, and Wallace Oakes of Phoenix, Arizona.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Bandon and burial made at the IOOF Cemetery here. Mrs. Flam was a member of the Christian Science Church and services were conducted by that church.
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