Family Group Sheet

HUSBAND
Samuel Henry BOLEJACK-B5A7B66,479
BIRTH20 August 1865near Barada, Richardson, Nebraska, United States66,476,479
EDUCATIONabout 1870The Nebraska Legislature made provision for schools on the plains. The school term was short because the children had to help with the farm work. Henry Bolejack (B5A7B) recalled later that each pupil started at the beginning of the arithmetic book each year, repeating what s/he had covered the year before and then going on as fast as possible. There was no high school although many older students continued to come a few months a year until they were grown. ; Richardson, Nebraska, United States
MISCabout 1875Samuel seemed to get along well with their step-father Alvin Walrath and learned some construction skills. ;
MIGRATIONabout 1888In order to make money, Henry and Cora returned to Richardson and Nemaha Counties. After the birth of their first child in the spring of 1889, they returned to their claim.; Richardson, Nebraska, United States
OCCUPATION1891Farmer and railroad construction; Richardson, Nebraska, United States
CENSUS1900Richardson, Nebraska, United States
MIGRATION1903The railroad transferred him to Dawson, Nebraska.; Dawson, Richardson, Nebraska, United States
RESIDENCE1913Section 34 ; Box Butte, Nebraska, United States
CENSUS1920Richardson, Nebraska, United States
MIGRATIONabout 1921Falls City, Richardson, Nebraska, United States
ELECTED1923Elected Richardson, Nebraska county assessor; Richardson, Nebraska, United States
OCCUPATIONAugust 1926Henry was appointed steward of the state tubercular hospital. He resigned in 1932.; Kearney, Buffalo, Nebraska, United States
MEMBER He was a man of high moral standards and integrity. His father had been a Democrat, but after studying the platforms, he became a Republican. He loved to discuss politics, especially with his Democratic uncles.;
MIGRATION1932Falls City, Richardson, Nebraska, United States
DEATH28 September 1934Falls City, Richardson, Nebraska, United States476,479
BURIAL30 September 1934Prairie Union Cemetery, Shubert, Richardson, Nebraska, United States479
REF # B5A7B;
MARRIAGE4 October 1886Chadron, Dawes, Nebraska, United States479
FATHERDewitt Clinton BOLEJACK-B5A7
MOTHERPaulina BARKER-B5A7/W/
 
WIFE
Cora KENNEDY-B5A7B/W/
BIRTH4 May 1870Jackson, Illinois, United States479
DEATH2 August 1961Seattle, King, Washington, United States479
BURIALAugust 1961Prairie Union Cemetery, Shubert, Richardson, Nebraska, United States479
REF # B5A7B/W/;
 
CHILDREN
1.Paulina Belle "Sally" BOLEJACK-B5A7B1476   FEMALE
 BIRTH19 April 1889Nemaha, Nebraska, United States
OCCUPATIONabout 1933Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States
DEATH13 January 1974 
BURIAL Prairie Union Cemetery, Shubert, Richardson, Nebraska, United States
REF # B5A7B1;
MARRIAGE6 February 1932George Hart BLACKMAN-B5A7B1/H/; Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, United States507

2.Mary Ellen BOLEJACK-B5A7B2  FEMALE
 BIRTH3 April 1893Richardson, Nebraska, United States508
DEATH5 December 1933Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, United States508
BURIALDecember 1933Prairie Union Cemetery, Shubert, Richardson, Nebraska, United States508
REF # B5A7B2;
MARRIAGE11 August 1915Harley Donald BUTLER-B5A7B2/H/; Dawson, Richardson, Nebraska, United States

3.Cora Marie BOLEJACK-B5A7B3476,509  FEMALE
 BIRTH8 April 1900Richardson, Nebraska, United States509
OCCUPATION Marie and her sister Sally moved to Washington and started Sally's Reweaving (Sallymenders) in Portland, OR. as well as Bellevue and Seattle, WA. ;
OCCUPATION teacher - worked in Lincoln, NE., Minneapolis, MN., and Chicago, IL.;
DEATH13 May 1988Seattle, King, Washington, United States509
BURIAL Prairie Union Cemetery, Shubert, Richardson, Nebraska, United States509
REF # B5A7B3;