Frances (Horner) Engleman, son Oliver M. and Mary (Osborn) Engleman 10N 48W


In 1860 Centre County, Pennsylvania, Tobias "Ingleman" is 40, Sarah 37, with Wellington J. 14, Ephraim B. 12, Daniel R. 10, Abner 8, and Harriet J. 6.,

Wellington H. Engleman, 30, and Frances R. Horner, 20, both of Constantine, Michigan, married April 24, 1877 in St. Joseph County, Michigan.

In 1880 St. Joseph County, Wellington is a carpenter, 34, with Frances W. 25, and Lucy A. 1.

In 1900 St. Joseph County, Wellington is 53, Frances R. 45, Joe H. 18, Bess L. 16, Muriel J. 14, and Marjorie H. 11.

John C. Stadden, 27, married Muriel J. Engleman on March 12, 1915 in Greeley, Colorado.
Muriel was in Greeley in 1910, 22, with parents Wellington 64 and Frances 55. Elizabeth is 25, both girls born in Michigan.

Frances H. Engleman proved up two quarters in 20, 29, and 30, 10N 48W in 1920.

She might be Oliver's mother.
In 1920 Greeley, Frances is 64, married but no spouse, a housekeeper for the John and Mary Olinger family, all from Iowa.


Wellington J. Engleman 1846-1920 is buried in Denver # 58402829, with Frances R. 1855-1926 # 58402828.


In 1900 Hall County, Nebraska, Ephraim Engleman is 52, Sallie T. 45, Mabel S. 19, Emma J. 17, Ella M. 16, David L. 15, John I. 13, Sarah L. 11, edwin E. 10, Oliver M. 8, Grace I. 6, Clarence A. 2, and Herbert nine months.

So Oliver was the cousin of Muriel (Engleman) Stadden.

In 1920 Logan County, Oliver is next to William Stadden - He's 28, born in Nebraska, with mary E. 22 born in Iowa.

Oliver Milton Engleman proved up two quarters in 21, 10N 48W in 1921.

He claimed another 40 acres for Stock in section 21 in 1921.

Mary Elizabeth Engleman, formerly Mary Elizabeth Osborn, proved up a quarter in 20, 10N 48 in 1922.

In 1930 Logan County, Oliver is 38, Mary 36, with Evelyn L. 5.

In 1940 Logan County, O. M. is 40, married to Emile 49 born in Colorado. She was in Rock County, Nebraska in 1935. Evelyn is 15.
(Rock County is where Oliver's cousin David L. Engleman lived 1884-1957.)

Oliver registered for WWII with a Crook, Colorado address, born January 25, 1892 in Hall County, Nebraska.
His reference was Mrs. Emily R. Engleman of Crook.


Oliver is buried in Sterling 1892-1961, with Mary Elizabeth (Osborn) Engleman 1894-1937.

Evelyn L Kiel, 86, of Fort Collins passed away peacefully surrounded by her family January 14 at Poudre Valley Hospital. Evelyn was born September 28, 1924 in Crook, Colorado to Oliver and Mary (Osborn) Engleman. She graduated from Crook High School and came to Colorado A & M where she majored in Home Economics. She married Johnny Kiel in 1943 in Sterling, Colorado and they had eight children in their 34 year marriage. Evelyn was a home maker, mother and later worked in food service at Poudre R-1 School District. She was an avid volunteer with Camp Fire Girls and loved reading to children at Laurel and Moore Elementary Schools. She loved to travel, attend events of her children and grandchildren and root for her Colorado Rockies. Evelyn was a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church. Survivors include sons Floyd, Melvin (Sheilah), Ralph (Pearl), Howard ( Deborah), and Leonard (Ronna). Daughters Mary (Joseph Westhoff), Millie (Douglas) Kneeland, and Marilyn (Jerry) Allen, ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Those wishing to see Mrs. Kiel may call at the Vessey Chapel on Tuesday from 2 to 5 PM. A funeral service will be at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Wed. January 19 at 11:00 AM with Pastor Brian Bestian officiating. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Sterling, Colorado on Thursday January 20.





Ephraim died in Los Angeles, and is buried in Grand Island 1847-1933 # 18019340, with Sallie (Stadden( ENgleman 1854-1913.

Thanks to Harriet (Engleman) Foster

Clarence Alvin Engleman registered for WWI at Casper Wyoming, a truck driver , with his father E.B. of Grnd Island as his relative.

In 1930 Clarence is a mechanic in Los Angeles, 32, with Freda G. 31, and Robert L. 5.
Clarence Alvin Engleman 1897-1974 is buried in Oceanside # 91146103, with Freda G. (Ridenour) Engleman 1898-1994. He was in Washington County, Colorado at one time, according to Ephraim's biography.
Robert Lynn Engleman 1925-1987 said his mother's maiden name was Coleman....

Choteau Acantha (MT), 7 May 1931
Mrs. Lucy McNeal, for many years a resident of the Blackleaf community and at one time postmistress of that place, passed away Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Her death was due to a paralytic stroke. She was stricken Monday while cooking at the Otto Swanson place near Pendroy and was brought to Maynard hospital in this city.
Mrs. McNeal's maiden name was Lucy Engleman. She was the daughter of Wellington James Engleman, and was born at Constantine, Mich., Sept. 1, 1879. As a young woman she came west and at one time taught school in the Blackleaf community.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Omer Cook of Bynum; and by two sons, Bert and Clarence McNeal, who reside in the city of Bynum. Her husband, William R. McNeal, passed away about five years ago.

erbert J. Engleman, 99, of Vancouver, Wash., formerly of Grand Island, died Monday, Sept. 14, 1998, at Vancouver. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Grand Island City Cemetery.
Mr. Engleman was born on Aug. 30, 1899, on a farm near Grand Island to Ephriam and Sally (Stadden) Engleman.
He grew up and was educated in Grand Island and graduated from Grand Island Senior High in 1918. On the day after he graduated, he enlisted in the U.S. Army. He served in France during World War I and was discharged in July 1919.
He married Glenys Hixenbaugh on July 22, 1923, at Cheyenne, Wyo. The couple lived in Grand Island from 1923 to 1926, and he attended Grand Island College. He received his bachelor of arts from Kearney State College in 1934 and his master of arts from the University of Wyoming at Laramie in 1941.
He taught in rural Wyoming schools in Goshen and Laramie counties in 1926, was principal and taught in consolidated schools at Golden Prairie and Albin and was superintendent in Albin.
The last 22 of his 39 years in education were spent in Cheyenne as principal of Corlette, Chaplin and Pioneer Park elementary schools and Johnson Junior High.
After retiring in 1966, he was an active volunteer. He organized the one-to-one program for underprivileged children and supervised 25 volunteers, as well as teaching one child. He also volunteered three hours a week at the Veterans Affairs hospital, worked with the Boy Scouts and taught Sunday school at the First Baptist Church.
The Exchange Club presented him with the Book of Golden Deeds award. He was a member of the Lions Club, Gideons International and Prison Ministry.
Survivors include three daughters, Carol Schauer of Vancouver, Betty (Mrs. Christian) Weintz of St. Paul, Minn., and Barbara Erb of Cupertino, Calif.; 12 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by an infant son, Donald; and a daughter, Laurel Bresnahan.

October 25, 1934 Vista, California