Charles E. Winey, Albert A. Winey, 10 North 52 West


In 1880 Clinton County, Iowa, Lucien Winey is farming, 36, with Ester 30, Hattie 11, Charles E. 7, Albert A. 2, and Laura 1.

In 1900 Dickinson County, Iowa, Lucien Winey is farming, born April 1842 in Pennsylvania, married 33 years to Ester W. Dec 1849 Illinois. Albert was born October 1877, Clarence L. Sept 1891, both in Iowa.

May 1915, Milford, Iowa "L. G. Winey accompanied by his daughter-in-law Mrs. C. E. Winey arrived last Friday from Padroni Colorado where Mr Winey went last winter to look after some land interests. He has not been well since February and a few weeks ago suffered a stroke of paralysis which has left him practically helpless. His right side is affected and his speech is also difficult. The trip home was a hard one for him and he is now at his home but in a bad way. At the present time it is difficult to determine if paralysis will be per manent or not."

When Lucien died in 1926

ALBERT

Albert Amos Winey, 24, son of Luicain Winey and Ester Gelilne, married Lizzie Clena Odland, 23, daughter of Thomas Odland and Isabell Tysner, on July 15, 1901 in Dickinson County, Iowa.

December 1911 Padroni items "Mrs. C. E. Winey was hostess Thursday, December 7, for the Lambda Sigma club. Most of the time was spent in a social way. Mrs. C. E. Winey favored the ladies with several musical numbers. Mrs. Winey was assisted in serving the two course luncheon by Mesdames A. A. Winey and Putnam. The following were the guests of the afternoon: Mesdames W. J. Hamer, A. A. Winey, Geo. Tew, Will Tew, J. E. Northey, D. M. Gibson, W. B. Persing, Henry Kulbe, E. J. Manning, Richard Northey, Fred Seaburg, R.Cox, W. G. Wood, John Morris, A. Putnam, Miss Emily Bennett and W.E. Stine. "

Charles claimed a tract in sections 31, 10N 52W, and section 6, 9N 52W, Logan County, in 1916.

January 1910 " Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Winey and daughters, Gladys and Grace, and Miss Lovilla Hicks were Sunday callers at the DuBois home."

In 1910 Logan County, Colorado, Albert is farming, 32, with Lizzie 31, both born in Iowa. Grace and Gladys, both 7, were born in Minnesota.

They're next to Charles E. 37 born in Iowa and Harriet A. 35 born in Michigan, with Carl P. 6 born iand Dartha 5, both born in Michigan.

January 1920 "A. A. Winey and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Winey and C. E. Winey of Colorado Springs, will be Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Higgins. "

ALBERT

Albert Amos Winey and Lizzie Clena Odland, 23, daughter of Thomas Odland and Isabell Tysner, married in Dickinson County, Iowa on July 15, 1901.

When Isabelle Odland died in 1933, children were "Mrs. Mattie Heldridge of Sioux City, Iowa, the other children are Mrs. Nels Jondahl, Fullerton, CA; J.S. Odland , Moenessen, PA; Mrs. Lizzie Winney, Padroni, Col; Tom I. Odland, Los Angeles, CA; Mrs. Inez Willey, Mohall, S.D.; Mrs. Grace Leet, Tolley."


Albert A. Winey claimed a quarter in section 29, 10N 52W in 1917.

In 1910 Logan County, Colorado, Albert is farming, 32, with Lizzie 31, both born in Iowa. Grace and Gladys, both 7, were born in Minnesota.

They're next to Charles E. 37 born in Iowa and Harriet A. 35 born in Michigan, with Carl P. 6 born iand Dartha 5, both born in Michigan.

In 1920, Albert and Elizabeth are still farming in Logan County, with Gladys and Grace.

In 1930 Albert is farming in Padroni precinct, 52, with Lizzie 51, both born in Iowa.

Albert Amos Winey 11 Oct 1877 -24 Dec 1935 is buried in Riverside Cemetery Lot 1023, Section ES, # 27430801.

Gladys Winey, 24, married Leith Stunkard on January 22, 1927 in Sterling.

Gladys is in Logan County in 1940, 37, with J. Leith Stunkard 39 born in Nebraska. Maribelle 12, Margaret L. 9, adn James A 5 were born in Colorado.

Gladys 1902-1975 and James Leith Stunkard 1900-1981 are buried in Sterling>

Grace L. Crichton 1902-1974 is buried in Sterling, with Thomas Jefferson Crichton 1896-1985.


CHARLES

Charles E. Winey, 30, son of L.G. Winey and Esther Gilmore, married Harriet A. Putnam, 25, born in Michigan to W. P. Putnam and E. Cole, on July 14, 1902 in Saginaw, Michigan.
Harriet was in Saginaw in 1880, 5, with Will P. 30 of New York, and Eleanor J. 29 of Canada. Minna Putnam is 1.

Mina E. Putnam, 21, born in Saginaw County, married S. C. Gage on Nov 2, 1899 in Saginaw County.


In 1910 Logan County, Colorado, Albert is farming, 32, with Lizzie 31, both born in Iowa. Grace and Gladys, both 7, were born in Minnesota.

They're next to Charles E. 37 born in Iowa and Harriet A. 35 born in Michigan, with Carl P. 6 born iand Dartha 5, both born in Michigan.
Eleanor Putnam, Harriet's mother, is 60, widowed, born in Canada. She's had two children, both living.

Eleanor J. Putnam claimed a tract in section 31, 10N 52W in 1914.

October 1919 " Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Winey arrived recently for a visit at the home of their son, A. A. Winey. Mrs. Winey left Monday morning for Colorado Springs where her son, C.E. resides."

January 1918 Morgan County "This paper last week stated that income tax inspector, Chas. E. Winey, was to have headquarters at the Southern hotel while in Brush. His headquarters have been changed and he will be at the city Hall on January 29th to February 1st, inclusive. "


"Mr. R. C. Grace, who lives on the C. E. Winey place, will have a public sale Tuesday. August 24, 1920."


In 1920, Charles is working for the Revenue department, in Colorado Spring, 46, born in Iowa, with Harriett 40, Carl 16 and Dortha A. 14, all three born in Michigan.
In 1930 Denver, Charles is an accountant for the U.S. Revenue Service, 57 with Harriet 55, Dortha 25 is a teacher, and Eleanor Putnam 80 is with them.


In 1940 Denver, Charles E is working in a treasury office, 67, with Harriet 64. Eleanor Putnam, Harriet's mother, 89 born in Canada, is with them.
They live on South Franklin Street.

Eleanor Jane (Cole) Putnam 1850-1948 is buried in Saginaw, Michigan # 132224303, with William Peter Putnam 18481895.


Charles Edwin Winey, 14 Jul 1872 - 15 Oct 1960 has a veteran market in Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery San Diego, San Diego County, California, plot V, 2094 # 3439990, with Roberta (Timberlake) Winey 1899-1991 # 69424527.

Marriage 1)Harriet Ann Putnam 1876-1948

Charles has a stone in Denver, with Harriet 1874-1948 # 91601736. Children: Karl Putnam Winey 1903 - 1937 and Darthea Winey Dunn Awes 1905 - 2000
Marriage 2)Roberta Timberlake

"Until eighteen years of age, I worked at home on the farm, spending two winters of this time in a Private Normal School at Spirit Lake Iowa. At the age of eighteen and for three years after I taught in the rural schools of Dickinson County Iowa, attended the Cedar Rapids Business College at Cedar Rapids Iowa and graduated in 1893. The winter and spring of 1894-5 I taught the Commercial branches and bookkeeping in a school at Sheldon Iowa. During the next two years I worked at home with my father on the farm and taught school during the winter months. The summer of 1897 I accepted a position with the International Business College of Saginaw Michigan as commercial teacher, and continued in this work until 1898 when I enlisted and served in the Spanish American War. In the spring of 1899 I accepted a position as bookkeeper with Morley Brothers and in October of the same year I resigned and accepted a similar position with Goodman and Winkler, both firms of Saginaw Michigan. I was with the later firm until December 1904 when I qualified for and accepted a Civil Service appointment as accountant for the U.S. Treasury Dept for service in the Philippine Islands. In the Islands I served as Chief Clerk in the Provincial Treasurer's office at Lucena, Tayabas Province. In October 1906, I was appointed Acting Treasurer of Batangas Province, and served until the return of the regular appointee, March 1907. On request of the Director of Posts I transferred to the Postal Savings Bank and was in this work until I departed for the States, February 1909. The next five years I spent on a farm and homestead in Logan County, Colorado. May 28, 1914, I accepted an appointment as accountant in the U.S. Treasury Dept for service in the Canal Zone, Panama Canal Service. "

Carl P. Winey, 22, married Marguerite M. McAllister on Oct. 10, 1925 in Colorado Springs, recorded in Douglas County, Colorado.

They're in Denver in 1930, both 25, with Waldron K. Winey 1.

Karl died in Greeley on May 3, 1937, buried in Denver, # 23988843.
"The crash in which two Denver persons were fatally injured occurred Sunday night shortly after 9 o'clock at the north edge of La Salle. Karl P. Winey, one of the victims, was driving an auto which collided with one driven by Manuel Vasquez, 19, of Kersey. Winey lived until after 5 o'clock Monday morning when he died at the Greeley hospital. A passenger in his auto, Charles B. McAllister, 17, of 715 Kalamath street, Denver, died at 3:10 Monday morning at the Greeley hospital. Margaret Winey, 31, wife of the dead driver, and their son, Karl Winey, Junior, were in the Greeley hospital.

Marguerite is widowed in 1940 Denver, living with her parents Chas R. 66 and Harriet 59 McAllister. Karl Walstrad is 11, born in Colorado.

Marguerite M. McAllister Winey married Noel H. Bridge on Dec 30, 1953 in San Diego.

Dortha is in Blaine County, Idaho in 1940, 33, married to Clyde 33 born in Idaho. Maynard is 7, born in Idaho.

They divorced in Gooding County, Idaho, in 1947.

Darthea W. Awes and Frank H. Awes are in San Diego in 1959.

" Darthea E. "Dottie" Awes, 95, of Yuba City died Aug. 12, 2000, at SunBridge Care Center in Yuba City.
Born in Saginaw, Mich., she was a Yuba-Sutter resident for 10 years. She attended schools in Sterling, Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo., a graduate of Greeley State College in Greeley, Colo. and received her teaching credential from Denver University. She was a retired English and history teacher of Hailey School District in Hailey, Idaho and attended various Presbyterian and Methodist churches.
She was also a member and past president of the Hillcrest Lioness Club of San Diego and the Parent Teacher Association of San Diego, member and pasty worthy matron of Eastern Star Chapter 23 of Hailey, Idaho, member of the History Museum of Balboa Park and a 15-year honorary member and volunteer of the Edgemoor Geriatric Hospital in San Diego.
Survivors include one son, Maynard W. Dunn of Yuba City; one daughter, Cheryl Braden of Yuba City; two stepdaughters, Darilyn Brown and Dianne Bartlett, both of Denver, Colo.; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Clyde Dunn and Frank Awes; and one brother, Carl Winey.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Peach Bowl Lions Club, P.O. Box 1861, Yuba City 95992.
Services: Visitation will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Chapel of the Twin Cities. A family memorial service will be conducted at a later date. Burial will be in the Winey family plot in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colo. "


Darihea E. 'Dottie' Awes died Saturday, Aug. 12, 2000. at SunBridge Care Center in Yuba City. Calif. She was 95..She was born Feb. 24. 1905, to Harriett (Putnam) Winey and Charles E.,Winey in Saginaw, Mich. She grew up in Sterling, Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo. She attended schools in those communities and graduated from Greeley State College and Denver University, obtaining a teacher's credential. Mrs. Awes belonged to many organizations; member and past president of the Hillcrest Lioness Club of San Diego. Calif., member and past worthy matron of Eastern Star Chapter 23 in Halley; past president of PTA in San Diego, Cam... History Museum of Balboa Park, Calif., 1S-year honorary volunteer of Edgemoor Geriatric Hospital in San Diego. Calif., and also Presbyterian and Methodist churches. She began teaching in 1925, in a remote small cowboy town in Arlzona. She transferred to Halley in the mid-twenties. She met her closest life-long friend. Pal Clements and later married Clyde Dunn. She taught and lived in Halley, Picabo and Hagerman. She had two children during this time. She loved music and had a combo group during Ihe late twenties and thirties. She nad the most teaching fun In Hagerman. She remarried Dr. Frank Awes of San Diego, Calif., became a housewife and civic activist. She was an avid bridge player, folk dancer, and oil paint artist. She dearly loved her San Diego, Calif., family and friends for 45 years until 1990. Mrs. Awes moved to Yuba City for her final years and loved her children. Dogglo Cuddles, church and her yard.

Mrs. Awes was preceded in death by husbands Clyde Dunn and Dr. F.H. Awes In 1974. and brother Karl Winey in 1937.

She is survived by her daughter. Cheryl Braden: son, Maynard Ounn; step-daughters. Darilyn Brown, and Dianne Bartlett; sister- in-law. Marguerite Bridge. Ann Dunn. Vanetta Awes; nephew. Jack Winey: cousin. June Robinson;, grandchildren. Glenda. Oeidre. Marci. Amy Scott. Vincent, and Oaylon; great-grandaughiers. Jessica and Courtenay: honorary . niece. RN Shirley Cunningham.

Alvin John Chanda Jr. passed away November 27, 2008 in Rocklin, California. Al was bom to Charlotte and Alvin J. Chanda, Sr. on May 25, 1934 in Seattle, Washington. Al was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Carolyn Chanda in 1996. Al is survived by his brother Richard & sister-in-law Virginia Chanda of Boulder, Colorado; and his sister Chary and brother-in-law Maynard Dunn of Yuba City...

Darthea W. Awes, born Feb 24, 1905, died August 12, 2000, last residence Yuba City, California.