Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameMathilde Guinevere MARIHART 
669, p 140,2378
669, p 140,2378Birth6 Jun 1895, Iberia, Brown, Minnesota2375
Educationnursing training at hospitals in Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chicago2375
NicknameGuin1785
OccupationRegistered Nurse, Supervisory Nurse2375
FatherJohn MARIHART (1869-1960)
MotherAnna ROSENHAMMER (~1871-)
Individual Notes
• R. N.1785
Census Data
• 1930 Census: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington. Age 33, b MN. Father b MN; mother b France. Listed as Guin M.2377
Spouses
Birth25 Jan 1886, Marcus, Cherokee, Iowa1785,2374, date & state only
Memonear Marcus
Death14 Oct 1933, Rochester, Olmsted, Minnesota1785, place only,2374, date only Age: 47
EducationM. S., Univ. of Minnesota; M. D., Northwestern University2375
OccupationM. D., Pathologist2375
Residenceafter 1923, lived in California, Minnesota, Washington1785
FlagsMayflower Descendant
FatherElmer Ellsworth MARTIN (1862-1942)
MotherCora Nancy OVER (1861-1926)
Individual Notes
• Evanston, March 1, 1905.
[excerpts]
I am Dale, son of Elmer E. Martin, son of M. D. Martin. I am living with my Uncle Riley, and am attending college in the freshman year.232, p 5
• Evanston, Ill., Oct. 1, 1905
Dear Martin Family:
The return of the family letter finds me back in Evanston after a pleasant summer on the prairies of North Dakota. To most of you the name “North Dakota” means but little; to me its freedom, its association with rough but kindly people has been, in the last four years, the source of my greatest development. Make us a visit sometime.
This year I expect to enter the Northwestern Medical School. This course will necessitate my being in the city most of the time; but I hope to room with my Uncle Riley, who, as you know, is still single -- fortunately for me (and as Uncle Riley says, for him.)
I am surely glad to be a member of so large and worthy a family as that of the Martins; and I shall certainly do nothing intentionally of which you can be ashamed.232, p 47
• Riley willed his Journal to his nephew, Dale L. Martin, I.1722, p 35
[excerpts]
I am Dale, son of Elmer E. Martin, son of M. D. Martin. I am living with my Uncle Riley, and am attending college in the freshman year.232, p 5
• Evanston, Ill., Oct. 1, 1905
Dear Martin Family:
The return of the family letter finds me back in Evanston after a pleasant summer on the prairies of North Dakota. To most of you the name “North Dakota” means but little; to me its freedom, its association with rough but kindly people has been, in the last four years, the source of my greatest development. Make us a visit sometime.
This year I expect to enter the Northwestern Medical School. This course will necessitate my being in the city most of the time; but I hope to room with my Uncle Riley, who, as you know, is still single -- fortunately for me (and as Uncle Riley says, for him.)
I am surely glad to be a member of so large and worthy a family as that of the Martins; and I shall certainly do nothing intentionally of which you can be ashamed.232, p 47
• Riley willed his Journal to his nephew, Dale L. Martin, I.1722, p 35
Census Data
• 1900 Census: Chester, Douglas, South Dakota. Age 14.2376
• 1930 Census: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington. Age 44, b IA. Physician; pathologist. Father b IL; mother b IA.2377
• 1930 Census: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington. Age 44, b IA. Physician; pathologist. Father b IL; mother b IA.2377
Marriage7 Jul 1923, San Francisco, San Francisco, California1785,2374, date only
Marriagelate 1930s2375
Marriageearly 1950s2375