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Herbert Josiah Treeby

Birth	:	4 Jan 1876 Plymouth County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	1959
Burial	:	Hecla City Cemetery, Hecla, Brown County, USA
Coordinate	:	45.8781040, -98.1623630
Description	:	Herbert Josiah Treeby was born January 4, 1876 in Plymouth County, Iowa, the son of William and Elizabeth E. (Graham) Treeby. Herbert was married on January 1, 1907 to Marion Jane Erickson, who was born on February 9, 1880 in Royal, Iowa. As stated above, per Cam Treeby, Herbert partnered with his older brother. Walter, on several ventures including the livery stable in Royal, Iowa and their 1st attempt at stock raising in Carpernter, South Dakota, which failed. Herbert later took another shot at stock raising in Portage Township, Brown County, South Dakota and also failed. Cam... Read More	Herbert Josiah Treeby was born January 4, 1876 in Plymouth County, Iowa, the son of William and Elizabeth E. (Graham) Treeby. Herbert was married on January 1, 1907 to Marion Jane Erickson, who was born on February 9, 1880 in Royal, Iowa. As stated above, per Cam Treeby, Herbert partnered with his older brother. Walter, on several ventures including the livery stable in Royal, Iowa and their 1st attempt at stock raising in Carpernter, South Dakota, which failed. Herbert later took another shot at stock raising in Portage Township, Brown County, South Dakota and also failed. Cam then stated that his grandfather, Herbert J. Treeby, "gathered up what funds were available to him and bought another place 3 miles to the northeast, also in Portage township, and that 3rd effort became very successful and is the ranch I grew up on." The children born to Herbert and Marion include; A. Herbert Durand Treeby, born ____________ __, 1908 in South Dakota. Herbert D. Treeby was killed by lightening c. 1928 or so as he stood in their barn doorway. Herbert D. Treeby;s mortal remains were laid in the ________________ Cemetery in Brown County, South Dakota. B. (Dau.) Lysle Treeby, born November 18, 1910 in Brown, South Dakota. Lysle married Howard Hand from Vernon, Texas in 1929 and they later moved to Drumright, Oklahoma from Shawnee, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1940 census, Lysle and Howard reside at 416 Broadway in Drumright city, Creek County, Oklahoma, where he is the owner of an auto parts store and Lysle is a Bookkeeper for the same store; Howard Hand 35 Texas Lysle Hand 29 S. Dakota Lysle and Howard did not have any children. Lysle E. (Treeby) Hand died on 12 Feb 2014 and her mortal remains were laid in the Drumright North Cemetery in Drumright, Creek County, Oklahoma. See her Find A Grave Memorial #125160604. C. Harold Albert Treeby, born April 9, 1912 in or near Hecla, Brown County, South Dakota. Harold was married to Merna Mae Wiese, who was from Oakes, North Dakota, on ____________ __, 1945. They were parents of 3 sons and a daughter; a. Colin Treeby, born February 21, 1950. b. Cameron "Cam" Treeby, born April 17, 1952. c. Darcy Treeby, born January 26, 1954. d. Hollis Treeby, born October 13, 1958. Hollis located the Civil War pictures that we have of William Treeby. Cam states that, the town we went to school in was Hecla, South Dakota, but most of our land was next door in North Dakota's Dickey and Sergent Counties. The stock raising that my grandfather started near Hecla, South Dakota is still going and is quite sizeable. It is owned by Hollis, Rex, Wyatt, Brad and Hal Treeby." Harold Albert Treeby died on 18 Dec 1990 in Aberdeen, Brown County, South Dakota and his mortal remains were laid in the Hecla City Cemetery in Hecla, Brown County, South Dakota. See his Find A Grave Memorial #36348338. D. Elenor Treeby, born August 28, 1914 in Brown, South Dakota. Elenor was married to Greg Clements, who was from Hecla. Elenor was married 2nd to Harold Fetherhuff, who was from Herried, South Dakota. Elenor died on October __, 2000 and is buried at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Aberdeen, Brown County, South Dakota. Elenor did not have any children. See her Find A Grave Memorial #220388781. E. Shirley Graham "Uncle S. G." Treeby, born February 26, 1920 in Brown County, South Dakota. S. G. also had a ranch, not too far from his father's. Uncle S. G. was married to __________ ____________ and they had 3 sons and a daughter; a. Ross Treeby, born b. Brad , born c. Hal Treeby, born d. Susan Treeby, born Uncle S. G. died on October 29, 1997 in Hecla, Brown County, South Dakota and his mortal remains were laid in the Hecla City Cemetery in Hecla, Brown County, South Dakota. See his Find A Grave Memorial #220388950. A History of Clay County, Iowa has the following biography; "Herbert J. Treeby, a well known livery man and rural mail carrier of Royal, this county, is a native of Iowa, his birth having occurred in Plymouth county, January 4, 1876, a son of William and Elizabeth E. (Graham) Treeby. His father, a native of England, came to the United States in 1852, locating in Stark county, Illinois, but later removed to Plymouth county, near Merrill, this state, where he located claims on which he remained for several years. He then went to Lyon county but after a brief period returned to Plymouth county, where he lived until fourteen years ago when he located in this county on section 21 of Clay township, engaged in general agriculture and stock-raising until five years ago, since which time he has been living a retired life. He is a supporter of the republican party, has held several public offices in the township and is a member and a liberal supporter of the United Brethren church. He was married in Illinois to Elizabeth E. Graham, a native of Ohio, who departed this life in Plymouth county, this state, in 1905. In their family were twelve children, namely: Sarah, wife of H. W. Bristow, an agriculturist of Merrill, this state; one, not named, who died in infancy ; Alvira, wife of J. P. Weeks, a lumber merchant, who resides near Cottage Grove, Oregon ; Mattie B., who became the wife of Peter Leforge. an agriculturist and fruit grower whose farms lie near Lebanon, Oregon ; Anna, deceased; Nora, deceased ; the next born were twins, who died in infancy; W. F., an agriculturist, who resides near Willow Lake, South Dakota; Herbert J., our subject; Luella A., wife of J. W. Houghton, who is engaged in farming in Henly, North Dakota ; and Maud, who passed awav in her tenth vear. In the common schools of Plymouth county, Iowa, Herbert J. Treeby acquired his education and remained at home engaged in the general routine of farming until twenty-three years of age when he came to this county, operating a small plat for six years, at the expiration of which time he located in the village of Royal and established himself in the livery business which he has since been successfully conducting. Since initiating this venture he has applied himself with unremitting energy to increasing the business, and it is now one of the most prosperous enterprises in the city. He owns several first class teams, an imported Percheron horse known as "Pekin," one Winton automobile and also the building in which he conducts his business. In 1904 he established a mail route over which he has since been carrying mails, and this is not only a lucrative business to himself but also one of the most useful improvements enjoyed by the residents of the rural districts. In 1907 Mr. Treeby was united in marriage to Miss Marion Erickson, a native of Royal and they have one son, Herbert Durand. Mrs. Treeby is a graduate of Toland Business College at Spencer, and before her marriage was a stenographer. She also taught school for several terms in Clay county. Mr. Treeby is a republican and, although he is not an active politician, he is always pleased with the success of his party and does all he can during, elections to place their candidates in the offices sought. One of the useful services which he has rendered the township is that of school director, and in this capacity he has been serving efficiently for several years. He belongs to Royal lodge, A. F. & A. M. and also to the Yeomen, being corresponding secretary and treasurer of the latter society. For a number of years he was affiliated with the Good Templars and is faithful to his religious obligations in his attendance at the Methodist Episcopal church, of which he and his wife are members and liberal supporters. Mr. Treeby is an enterprising and energetic business man and being still a young man, the progressive spirit which he shows and which has brought him success will no doubt make him a still more influential factor in the financial affairs of the county." At the time of the 1940 census, Herbert and his family are found in Portage Township, Brown County, South Dakota; Herbert J Treeby Head M 64 Iowa Marion E Treeby Wife F 60 Iowa Harold Treeby Son M 28 South Dakota Shirley G Treeby Son M 20 South Dakota Herbert Josiah Treeby died on _____________ __, 1959, while Marion Jane (Erickson) Treeby died on August 27, 1970 in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Their mortal remains were laid in the Hecla City Cemetery, Brown County, South Dakota. by Baxter B. Fite III and Cam Treeby

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Latitude: 45.8781040
Longitude: -98.1623630

Family Members:

Parent

Corp William Treeby

(1838 - 1916)

Elizabeth Victoria Graham Treeby

(1838 - 1905)

Spouse

Marion Jane “Mamie” Erickson Treeby

(1880 - 1970)

Siblings

Sarah Elizabeth Treeby Bristow

(1858 - 1929)

Thomas F Treeby

(1877 - 1884)

Luella Abigail Treeby Houghton

(1879 - 1960)

Children

Herbert Durand Treeby

(1908 - 1928)

Harold Albert Treeby

(1912 - 1990)

Elenor E. Treeby Fetherhuff

(1914 - 2000)

Shirley Graham “S. G.” Treeby

(1920 - 1997)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Hecla City Cemetery
Hecla, Brown County, USA
Coordinate: 45.8781040, -98.1623630

2. Peace Lutheran Cemetery
Brown County, USA
Coordinate: 45.9014015, -98.2985992

3. Liberty Peace Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.8794450, -98.3321091

4. Detroit Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.7924995, -98.0318985

5. Ludden Cemetery
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6. Houghton Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.7477989, -98.2078018

7. North Savo Apostolic Lutheran Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.9229000, -98.3979200

8. Savo Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.8717003, -98.4383011

9. Sunset Colony Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.8103400, -97.8873400

10. Aurland Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.7704400, -98.4149100

11. Amherst Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.7475014, -97.9180984

12. Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.6759900, -98.3297400

13. Wayside Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.8428001, -98.4982986

14. Newport Colony Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.6769900, -97.9354100

15. Huffton Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.6202500, -98.0935000

16. Ellendale City Cemetery
Ellendale, Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.0039970, -98.5050060

17. Saint Charles Cemetery
Oakes, Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.1364900, -98.0489230

18. Free Mission Cemetery
Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 45.6580500, -97.9376400

19. Oakes View Cemetery
Oakes, Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.1369019, -98.0475006

20. Saint Helenas Catholic Cemetery
Ellendale, Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.0073360, -98.5055960

21. Britton Cemetery
Britton, Marshall County, USA
Coordinate: 45.7896996, -97.7913971

22. Maple River Colony Cemetery
Fullerton, Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.0741560, -98.4434740

23. Norwegian Cemetery
Dickey County, USA
Coordinate: 46.1533012, -98.2257996

24. Columbia Catholic Cemetery
Columbia, Brown County, USA
Coordinate: 45.6155400, -98.3051100