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     She married John Pierce.¹ She married George Mead.¹

     He married Frances Durand (Du1205).¹

     He married Frances Durand (Du1205).¹

     She married George Emmett Durand [Du951].¹

     Georgia was born. Georgia died on 31 October 1970 at Alameda, California, USA.¹

     Ida was born at Massachusetts, USA, in 1853. 1880 Kansas Census: 1855 MA; gravestone photo: 1853.^1,2 She married George W Durand [Du712]. Carly Basped cites Ida Higgins Durand's probate file for the children..^1,2 Her body was interred in 1929 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Fairmount Cemetery.² Ida died in 1929.²

     She married William S Durand [Du953].¹

     She married Wesley D Durand [Du955] (Du1212).¹

     She married Lawrence A Durand [Du954] (Du1211).¹

     Gertrude was born on 11 October 1901.¹ He married Emmett H Durand [Du956] (Du1210).² Gertrude died in March 1984 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at age 82.¹

     Adela Margaret Durand (Du948) As of 24 Jun 2001, "two more children, still alive" - ie, in addition to the ones listed here.

Here is the full listing from Carly Basped:

"Margaret Durand married Jacob Antrim Timmons
Susan Ida Timmons, born 3 Mar 1892 Topeka, KS married Carl Funkhauser. She died 3 Mar 1918 Denver
Leonard Olney Timmons, born 7 Nov 1897 Denver CO died 27 Nov 1980 Los Angeles CA
Mary Irene Timmons born 17 Jun 1900 Denver married Frank G. Cole, she died 30 May 1950 Denver
two more children, still alive." Adela was born at Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA, on 3 March 1872. Carlene Basped says 3 Mar 1872, Topeka, KS. Kenoyer genealogy says 18 Sep 1872 Denver, CO..¹ She married Jacob Antrim Timmons at Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA, on 3 October 1890.^1,2 Adela died on 3 March 1933 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at age 61.²

     Jacob Antrim Timmons Email from John Sherwood:

"Notes for Jacob Antrim TIMMONS

NOTES: Jacob and Adela moved to Denver, CO, after their marriage, arriving there 2 May 1895, where after "loafing" one day, went to work for the firm of Gaffey and Allen. His first job was to drive 216 - 22 foot piles in the bank of a creek. The sections were too long to load on one dray, so he put two drays side by side and 16 feet apart and loaded the piles across them. Then after midnight, when traffic was over, he hitched four teams of horses on each dray and hauled them to Cherry Creek. The bridge was still standing in 1939. Jacob said that his most vivid remembrance of his boyhood home was the Christian life and character of his mother, of their family devotions and Bible reading, and of his parents' love for their church, a love so great that they were willing to sacrifice and work for its advancement.

Jacob and Adela moved back to Lecompton, KS, in 1912 after Lydia, his sister, died, to care for his mother. They were there for 7 1/2 years, then moved back to Denver when their daughter, Ida, died in 1918. Susannah Timmons (his mother) went with them and lived 3 1/2 more years. 1 2

Notes for Jacob Antrim & Adela Margaret (Family)
One source gives Jacob and Adela's marriage date as 3 Nov 1890. 2

Sources
1. Preachers-Farmers-Pioneers, compiled by Elizabeth Kenoyer Davis, 1971.
2. The Pfrimmer Family: The Descendants in America of Johann Georg Pfrimmer and Catharina Lobstein of Berstette, Alsace, and A Pfrimmer Family of Canada. Edition of March 1970, By Samuel Pfrimmer Hayes, 1421 Wightman St., Pittsburgh, PA 15217.
Jacob was born at Nemaha, Kansas, USA, on 11 August 1865.² He married Adela Margaret Durand (Du948) at Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA, on 3 October 1890.^3,4 He married Mary Jane Mathews on 26 July 1942.⁴ Jacob died in December 1948 at age 83.⁴ His body was interred at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Crown Hill Cemetery.⁴

     Mary E Durand (Du949) Carly Basped:

"Mary E. Durand, married George C. Tallman, Mary died before 1927
Robert G. H. Tallman
Wauneta E. Tallman married --- Larson"

Tombstone, block 39, Fairmount Cemetery, Denver (just behind that for George W and Ida M Durand):

"TALLMAN
George C. Mary E.
1860-1918 1874-1919." Mary was born at Kansas, USA, in 1874.^1,2 She married George C Tallman.^1,2 Mary died in 1919.^1,2 Her body was interred at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Fairmount Cemetery.²

     George was born in 1860.¹ He married Mary E Durand (Du949).^2,1 George died in 1918.¹ His body was interred at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Fairmount Cemetery.¹

     Susan was born at Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA, on 3 March 1892.^1,2 She married Carl Funkhauser at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, on 27 July 1911.^1,2 Susan died on 3 March 1918 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at age 26.^1,2

     He married Susan Ida Timmons at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, on 27 July 1911.^1,2

     Leonard Olney Timmons Email from John Sherwood:

"Notes for Leonard Olney (Child 2)
Leonard did not marry. He was an artist, lived in Gardena, CA. In 1942, he painted a life size portrait of a Civil War veteran, Col. Russell E. Martin, for the GAR. 1

"Leonard never married. He moved to Los Angeles, California, with his partner in 1931; they had joined in 1924. He lost his eyesight in 1949 and after four years of operations regained it. He had to wear thick glasses. He was an artist, and did mainly portraits of animals and people. The Daughters of the Union Veterans of the GAR commissioned him to paint a portrait of a civil war veteran, life size, Colonel Russell E. Martin, and presented it to the City of Los Angeles, and it is hanging in the city hall as a permanent exhibit." 2

Sources
1. Preachers-Farmers-Pioneers, compiled by Elizabeth Kenoyer Davis, 1971.
2. The Pfrimmer Family: The Descendants in America of Johann Georg Pfrimmer and Catharina Lobstein of Berstette, Alsace, and A Pfrimmer Family of Canada. Edition of March 1970, By Samuel Pfrimmer Hayes, 1421 Wightman St., Pittsburgh, PA 15217."
Leonard was born at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, on 7 November 1897.^2,3 Leonard died on 27 November 1980 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA, at age 83.²

     Mary Irene Timmons "Mary Irene Timmons. Born June 17, 1900, Denver, Colo; died May 30, 1950; bur. Denver, Colo. Married Frank G. Cole July 9, 1935. He was born 1898. Had one adopted daughter, Mary. Frank Cole was a barber. They lived at 19 South Elati St., Denver, Colo." Mary was born at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, on 17 June 1900.² She married Frank G Cole on 9 July 1935.^2,3 Mary died on 30 May 1950 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at age 49.^2,3

     Frank was born in 1898.¹ He married Mary Irene Timmons on 9 July 1935.^2,1

     She married (?) Larson.¹

     He married Wauneta E Tallman.¹

     William was born. He Reynolds, Durand posting 29 Sep 1999:

"Looking for information on the Reynolds and Durand families of Bartholomew County, Indiana. William (died 1853) and Mary Anderson Reynolds (married 1837 in Bartholomew County) and their children Samuel, David, Aletha, Richard and Lewis Gordon and possibly a William Jr. Mary moved to Minnesota, apparently after William's death and married a Luker. The children were raised in Waterville, Minn. William was possibly the son of David and Nancy Reynolds -- I have no info on them except that they probably came from New Jersey. It is possible that Samuel and Sarah Durand lived in Bartholomew County at some point around the same time -- their children were Orson, Sylvester, Orange, Harriet, Minerva and America. Samuel Reynolds married Harriet Durand in Minnesota in the 1860s."

See also text for his son Samuel Reynolds. He married Mary Anderson at Bartholomew, Indiana, USA, in 1837.¹ William died in 1853.¹

     She married William Reynolds at Bartholomew, Indiana, USA, in 1837.¹

     He married Emma May "Appie" LaBrie.¹ Howard was divorced from Emma May "Appie" LaBrie circa 1903.²

     Emma May "Appie" LaBrie Parents might be "Antoine LaBrie Married Leona (Merry Leon) Strange", from "Denver Durands" email thread from John A Nelson Jr. Indeed, this was verified by

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~godzoriz/Nancy/wc02/wc02_238.html

May L is probably Emma May LaBrie. This is educated guessing by John A Nelson Jr, a descendant. More remarks from John:

"Appie is JoAnn and Darline's grandmother. Frances is Appie's dau. ... Appie (nickname) ... She either married a sweat [Swett] or had a baby by him. Appie next showed up at Raton Pass N. Mexico where she married Jack Probert ... He was an accountant for a logging firm in Raton"

"Emma May later married Jack Probert. Frances was never adopted by Jack, even though her name is sometimes listed as Probert."

Block 34, Fairmount Cemetery, Denver:

"PROBERT
John W. May L.
1871-1954 1879-1961"

This stone is located next to that for Albert F and Elizabeth D[urand] Cruse. The Proberts raised Frances Leon Swett, who used the name Probert although never officially adopted. Emma was born on 15 May 1878. Tombstone: 1879.^3,4 She married Howard Swett.⁵ Emma was divorced from Howard Swett circa 1903.⁶ She married John W "Jack" Probert at Raton, Colfax, New Mexico, USA, after 1903.^7,8,2 Emma died in 1961 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA.^1,2 Her body was interred at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Fairmount Cemetery.^1,2

     John W "Jack" Probert See text for wife. John was born in 1871.^2,1 He married Emma May "Appie" LaBrie at Raton, Colfax, New Mexico, USA, after 1903.^3,4,2 John died in 1954 at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA.^2,1 His body was interred at Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA, at Fairmount Cemetery.^2,1

     He married Darline Durand (Du1309).¹

     He married Lauren Beth Kleinbart at South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado, California, USA, on 15 June 2001.¹