Elsie and Fred had 2 daughters:
Margaret
Sylvia
Fred and Elsie spent the first 5 years of their married life in Eastern Kansas in rural areas not far from Topeka renting several different farms, but felt they wanted something of their own, and then is when they discovered the "stump ranch" in Idaho. So with Elsie's parents, in the fall of 1919 they moved to Sandpoint, Idaho. It was not easy making a living there and before long Fred went to work on the Great Northern section crew at Colburn, three miles from the small farm. He worked on the Railroad and farmed util a heart attack forced him to quit the railroad. He recovered enough to farm a small herd of cows for seven years the had another heart attack so he sold his cattle and rented the crop land to others. He enjoyed a few years of retirement before he died in 1956 of a stroke. Elsie and Fred were active in community affairs, and Fred served on the local school board for a number of years. They worked with a small rural church and Sunday school nearby.
Source: "Blenkarn Tapestry" by Dorothy L. Taylor pgs 250-251
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"United States Census, 1910," Fred U Grimm in household of Edward U Grimm, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas
name: Fred U Grimm
birthplace: Kansas
relationship to head of household: Son
residence: Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas
marital status: Single
race : White
gender: Male
immigration year:
father's birthplace: Illinois
mother's birthplace: Kansas
family number: 39
page number: 2
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Edward U Grimm M 54y Illinois
wife Mattie Grimm F 46y Kansas
dau Cora A Grimm F 25y Kansas
son Fred U Grimm M 23y Kansas
son Nathan E Grimm M 21y Kansas
son Clyde A Grimm M 18y Kansas
son Clarence A Grimm M 18y Kansas
dau Hazel Grimm F y 11m Kansas
Source Citation
"United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2Z2-W69 : accessed 29 July 2012), Fred U Grimm in household of Edward U Grimm, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas.
Elsie and Fred had 2 daughters:
Margaret
Sylvia
Fred and Elsie spent the first 5 years of their married life in Eastern Kansas in rural areas not far from Topeka renting several different farms, but felt they wanted something of their own, and then is when they discovered the "stump ranch" in Idaho. So with Elsie's parents, in the fall of 1919 they moved to Sandpoint, Idaho. It was not easy making a living there and before long Fred went to work on the Great Northern section crew at Colburn, three miles from the small farm. He worked on the Railroad and farmed util a heart attack forced him to quit the railroad. He recovered enough to farm a small herd of cows for seven years the had another heart attack so he sold his cattle and rented the crop land to others. He enjoyed a few years of retirement before he died in 1956 of a stroke. Elsie and Fred were active in community affairs, and Fred served on the local school board for a number of years. They worked with a small rural church and Sunday school nearby.
Source: "Blenkarn Tapestry" by Dorothy L. Taylor pgs 250-251
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"United States Census, 1910," Fred U Grimm in household of Edward U Grimm, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas
name: Fred U Grimm
birthplace: Kansas
relationship to head of household: Son
residence: Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas
marital status: Single
race : White
gender: Male
immigration year:
father's birthplace: Illinois
mother's birthplace: Kansas
family number: 39
page number: 2
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Edward U Grimm M 54y Illinois
wife Mattie Grimm F 46y Kansas
dau Cora A Grimm F 25y Kansas
son Fred U Grimm M 23y Kansas
son Nathan E Grimm M 21y Kansas
son Clyde A Grimm M 18y Kansas
son Clarence A Grimm M 18y Kansas
dau Hazel Grimm F y 11m Kansas
Source Citation
"United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2Z2-W69 : accessed 29 July 2012), Fred U Grimm in household of Edward U Grimm, Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee, Kansas.
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