Flack Family History
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Eva Mary FLACK[1]
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Name Eva Mary FLACK Birth 16 Nov 1902 Chokio, Stevens Co, MN
[2] Gender Female Death 9 Oct 1980 Kirkland, King Co, WA
[2] Burial 13 Oct 1980 Renton, King Co, WA
Person ID I729 Tree610J Last Modified 17 Apr 2009
Father William Irvin FLACK, b. 5 Apr 1869, Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, USA
d. 18 Nov 1950, St. Paul, Ramsey Co, MN
(Age 81 years) Mother Dora FREE, b. 29 Jun 1879, Freeland, Lac qui Parle Co, MN
d. 15 Apr 1934, St. Paul, Ramsey Co, MN
(Age 54 years) Marriage 21 Sep 1902 St Cloud, Stearns Co, MN
[3] Family ID F249 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Stanley Livingston HALL, b. 23 Oct 1889, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
d. 28 Aug 1971, Seattle, King Co, WA
(Age 81 years) Marriage 21 Nov 1920 Princeton, Mille Lacs Co, MN
[4] Children 1. Vernon Livingston HALL, b. 1 Sep 1921, Princeton, Mille Lacs Co, MN
d. 20 Apr 2002, Anoka Co, MN
(Age 80 years)2. Darwin Stanley HALL, Bud, b. 31 Mar 1924, Eden, Marshall Co, SD
d. 5 Mar 1960, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN
(Age 35 years)3. Edith M HALL, b. 25 Jun 1925 d. 18 Jun 1981, Renton, King Co, WA
(Age 55 years)4. Lester Wayne HALL, b. 23 Jul 1929, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN
d. 1 Mar 2001, White Bear Lake, Ramsey Co, MN
(Age 71 years)5. Doris Violet HALL Family ID F415 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Feb 2020
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Family History
PENNSYLVANIA - WASHINGTON COUNTY
Tree610J - Descendants of John A Flack (1758-1833) and Jane Gault (1761-1823).
John A Flack and Jane Gault settled in Washington County, Pennsylvania. They had had the following children:- James, John, Samuel, David and Mary Jane Flack.
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Notes - I have fond memories of Aunt Eva. I am certain she had a very
difficult life without much in the way of conveniences. On the small
farm at Hackensack, Stanley and Eva heated their house with wood. Her
sons Bud and Lester cut and choped most of the wood for them and I
think their son Vernon may have purchased the farm for them. She even
cooked her meals on a wood stove. Aunt Eva always had a smile on her
face and a pleasant word for everyone. Whenever I visited, Uncle
Stanley would always say "I know you're one of the Moselles' but I
don't know which one." However, Aunt Eva always knew who I was. They
lived in several apartments on Cedar Avenue and Aunt Eva could usually
be seen sitting at the window looking out at all of the street
activity. For a time Grandfather Flack lived with them. During this
time, he would frequently walk to mother's house (Margaret Moselle) on
21st Avenue carrying his cane and a container of oysters for which
mother would prepare oyster stew.
- I have fond memories of Aunt Eva. I am certain she had a very
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