Clute Family History

The Genealogical History of the Clute Family in the USA

Notes

Matches 151 to 200 of 267

#	Notes	Linked to
151	Lori changed her last name to Olson when her mother married Dennis Olson.	Clute, Lori Ann (I72)
152	Many of their children were very short. Joanne was 4' 11" and the tallest of the girls. John's grandmother was well under 5' tall. One of the boys was only 5' 2". John was a farmer and operated a meat locker later in life.	Clute, John Lucius (I170)
153	Maria inherited the Bouerie Farm located in what is now New York City from King William I of Holland.	Brouwer, Maria (I328)
154	Married Johannes Clute in 1726.	Fonda, Tanneka (I68)
155	Married name is Bennet.	Coon, Yvonne (I427)
156	Married name is Hill.	Coon, Donna (I428)
157	Married name is Mitchell.	Coon, Joan (I426)
158	Married on August 3, 1937.	Myhre, Olger (I260)
159	Mary lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Someone said she retained her married name, Mary Clute, after divorce.	Devries, Mary (I112)
160	Matt married Crystal Marie Barklow on October 15, 2005 and lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.	Krenz, Matthew David (I597)
161	Merl & Vergil are twins.	Williams, Merl (I372)
162	Merl & Vergil are twins.	Williams, Vergil (I373)
163	Middle initial may be C.	Clute, Frank E. (I233)
164	Neeltjen and Helena are twins? Another source has DOB as July 26, 1719.	Clute, Helena (I202)
165	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Clute, Nicole Diane (I251)
166	No children. He lived in George Gull's house in Greeley. Frank spent his last years living in Waterloo with his brother Rier Clute. Howard Clute said that Frank died in Waterloo. He was a mechanic in the Case Garage in Greeley. Another unconfirmed source shows wife as Emma F. Clendenen.	Clute, Frank W. (I61)
167	No note.	Clute, Margery Florence (I279)
168	Now owns Clute's Super Market, Inc. He lives in Cedar Falls, Iowa.	Clute, Charles Robert (I292)
169	One note shows him in the US before 1687. His middle name is Isaac by one source. He is our guy. There are very few facts available about Frederick. His will in the Court Minutes of Albany VIII, Page 499, give his birth place as Niewen Roy Lant Van Der Marken, North Brabant. There was no date listed. The earliest date we have for him in the US is 1687 when he was in Albany as a sponsor for Johannes Clutes daughter Elizabeth. He bought land in Albany, but the earliest date for that is 1703. Before that he was probably in Kingston, since most of his children were baptised there. A 1720 census has a Frederick Clute on the West Side of Renssalaerwyck, outside the manor.He had a house in Ulster county in 1709 and paid tax on it.His first known child was born in 1693. So he would have been born at least by 1673..and I suspect he was somewhat older than that. He lived in Albany Count, Schenectady, Ulster County, and Half Moon,New York.	Clute, Frederick W. (I69)
170	One record shows female.	Dean, Shawn Stephen (I616)
171	One record shows his name as William James Clute.	Clute, Thomas Michael (I302)
172	One source has dad as Johannes Clute & mom as Bata Van Slichtenhorst.	Clute, Johannes (I67)
173	One source has his name as Earl Culbertson.	Culbertson, Amos (I163)
174	Roe & Mildred lived in Coggon and later in Iowa City, Iowa. Their daughter, Dorothy Coon, has their wedding picture. Roe was an orderly at the veterans hospital in Iowa City.	Clute, Roe Blaisdell (I41)
175	Ron Clute can remember as a child when Ed Barker brought a very large bag (maybe 50 to 100 pounds) of shredded coconut for us to eat. Both Ed and his son, Bill, were extremely tall.	Barker, Edgar (I247)
176	Ron Clute visited him in 1978. He had just completed a trapping trip in the mountains and looked really good for his age. He showed me lots of traps in his basement. They Live at 809 Longstaff, Missoula, Montana. He and his two brothers, Ray & Roy, used to help his uncle (William H. Clute) pick corn by hand on the Clute ranch in Montana. They had to cross a river after it froze to get the corn to a train depot for shipping. One year the wagon, horses, and Clutes cracked the river ice. After that the corn was hauled 10 miles to a bridge for crossing.	Clute, John Howard (I131)
177	Roy and his brother Ray married sisters. They both lived in Drummond Montana. Roy and my grandfather Claude looked very much alike. Roy was a trapper and general laborer.	Clute, Roy (I134)
178	Russell was born with Down's Syndrome and did not marry. He spent the most of his life living with his mother and in a special home in Manchester. He was transferred to a nursing home in Marshalltown for the last few years of his life. He was named after a friend of his father - Russell Holthaus.	Clute, Russell Edward (I12)
179	Ryder lived in New York State, Adams County Wisconsin, & Edgewood Iowa. He purchased 13.5 acres near Bixby Park from Norman Grist for $145 on 10-22-1868. I have a copy of the bill of sale. He moved from Adams county Wisconsin to Edgewood in 1857. Three of the boys died from eating poisonous mushrooms in New York. Charles N. Clute took over his father's farm near Edgewood. Ron Clute has a picture of the farm. Olaf Funk has picture of Ryer, which Ron Clute has a copy of. His obituary states that he is survived by his wife, 4 sons and 3 daughters. The sons are Lewis, Rier, Charles, and Frank. Two different people - Rier and Rkard - are often confused but they are actually brothers. The above note probably belongs with his brother Rier.	Clute, Rier Schermerhorn (I50)
180	Rykard probably did not marry. He is often confused with his brother, Rier Clute.	Clute, Rykard D. Schermerhorn (I224)
181	Sandy's two children were born to her first husband and later adopted by C.J. Clute.	Boswell, Sandra (I96)
182	Sara Jane was living in Ryegate Montana when her brother Charles Nolan Clute died according to his obituary.	Clute, Sara Jane (I59)
183	She attended the University of Iowa but did not graduate.	Clute, Patricia Ann (I11)
184	She came west with her parents in a covered wagon & lived in a log cabin in Wisconsin. They soon moved to Iowa. She married Rev. Amos C. Zabriskie on April 18, 1860. Upon her death she had a brother Charles in Edgewood, brother Frank in Greeley, and a sister Jennie Bar in Montana.	Clute, Mary Jane (I54)
185	She did not marry.	Clute, Alva Laburn (I241)
186	She did not marry.	Clute, Margery Florence (I279)
187	She gave birth to a daughter, Zahara Elizabeth Vasey, on July 7, 2007 and a son, Quintin Matthew Gipson, on November 23, 2014. She is married to Robert Matthew Gipson.	Vasey, Kathryn Michelle (I543)
188	She got very sick and her sones Edwin, John, and Dow died from eating poisonous mushrooms.	Buckaloo, Sara Jane (I51)
189	She graduated from the University of Northern Iowa and was school teacher. She died at age 65.	Clute, Barbara June (I35)
190	She graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with degree in education.	Lough, Kelsey Marie (I547)
191	She grew up in Greeley.	Hollister, Grace Mae (I129)
192	She had 2 husbands.	Van Vorst, Elizabeth (I305)
193	She had no children.	Clute, Ethel May (I235)
194	She has a degree in chemical engineering from Iowa State University.	Clute, Mary Jo (I10)
195	She has one son Scott Kenneth Barker born March 17, 1983 and they have two sons Cody John Truel born March 31, 1984 and Christopher Vincent Truel born July 23, 1991.	Barker, Laura Leigh (I496)
196	She is 2 years younger than her husband. She owns a lodge in Ennis, Montana near Yellowstone National Park.	Byers, Edna (I177)
197	She is a member of the Scottish Highlanders dancing group and has travelled around the world with them.	Clute, Sally Jean (I88)
198	She is english and can trace her family history back to the 1200's.	Rogers, Betty Jane (I85)
199	She is from Dubuque.	Eden, Hazel (I281)
200	She is married and lives in Chicago, Illinois.	Clute, Kristine Marie (I81)