CENSUS: 1900: Maple Grove Township, Saginaw County, Michigan. June 23,1900. Sheet 20. Dwelling 321, Family 324. Joseph Babcock, 33, b.Oct. 1866., Michigan, father b. Ohio, mother b. New York Estella, 26,b. Apr 1874, Ohio, father b. Germany, mother b. Ohio Married 6 yearsOne child. Not Living. 1910: Chesaning Township, Saginaw,Michigan. Joseph M., 43, Estella O. 36 Joseph M, 9, son 1920:Chesaning Township, Saginaw, Michigan. Dwelling 265, Family 275 JosephM. 59, Carpenter Stella, 53 Miles 19 1930: Chesaning Township,Saginaw, Michigan. Joseph, 27 years old when married. J. Estella, 21years old when married. Miles J., 29, 19 years old when married, MeatCutter Beatrice, daughter-in-law, 29 Joe Jr. 2 years, 8 months
FAMILY RECORDS: 1946-lived in Pisgah CEMETERY RECORDS: SoldierValley Cemetery Records, Babies died, 1916,1923, Soldier ValleyCemetery. FAMILY HISTORY: Leon Journal-Reporter, Thursday, June24, 1954 p.2, Wed in Home Rite, Miss Margaret Thane, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Thane, of Garden Grove, and Ray Vredenburgh, son ofMr. and Mrs. Oscar Vredenburgh, of Pisgah, exchanged nuptial vows at 3o'clock in the afternoon Sunday at the Missouri Valley home of ElderJohn Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Birks of Missouri Valley, sister andbrother-in-law of the bridegroom, attended the couple... Other guestincluded Mr. and Mrs. Rex Vredenburgh, Council Bluffs, and Miss CaroleVredenburgh of Omaha. The newlyweds will lived at Council Bluffs wherethe bride is employed. The bridegroom is a student of the UniversalTrade School at Omaha. MARRIAGE RECORD: Monona County Book 3p.123, Oscar Vredenburgh, of Pisgah, farmer, 22, W, Cau, 1, born Iowa,f. Wm Vredenburgh, m. Cassie A. Conyers married Velma Heistand, ofOnawa, 23, W, Cau, born Iowa, f. Saml Heistand, m. Susie Baker, 27 Sep1911 at Onawa, wit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Richardson, G.W. Burgess JP.CENSUS RECORDS: 1920 Census of Jackson Twp, Harrison, IA.
PARENTAGE: Velma R., daughter of Elias Samuel and Susan Cordelia BakerHeistand. CEMETERY RECORDS: Soldier Valley Cemetery Records.
SOURCE: Dixon Evening Telegraph Dec. 13, 1918. p. 10, col. 1 FrankBingaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bingaman of this city, diedsuddenly December 5th at his home in Choteau, Mont., where he had beenthe past five years on a ranch. He was born in Polo, August 20, 1867.The remains are expected to arrive Wednesday. The deceased issurvived by his parents, one son, Jos. J., of Los Angeles, and threesisters, Mrs. W. H. Atkins and Miss Josephine of this city and Mrs. B.G. Day of Chicago.