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George M. Caywood was born on 19 September 1854 in Chemung County, New York.^2,1 He and Josephine F. Lewis were married on 7 February 1877 in Butler County, Iowa. He died on 2 June 1905, at age 50, in Parkersburg, Butler, Iowa.² He was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery (B-6), New Hartford, Butler, Iowa.²

George M. Caywood was a Farmer.¹

Ella May Caywood was born in 1857 in New York.

Hannah Eliz Mambert was born on 24 February 1853 in Hudson County, New York. She and James Samuel Caywood were married on 1 September 1870 in New Hartford, Butler, Iowa. She died on 19 June 1889, at age 36, in York County, Nebraska.

Mary June Caywood was born on 15 June 1873 in Lincoln County, Nebraska.¹ She and Charles Benton Wagner were married on 25 March 1892 in Lincoln, Johnson, Nebraska. She died on 4 January 1949, at age 75, in Nebraska.

Francis (Frank) Marion (Mike) Caywood was born in January 1876 in York County, Nebraska.^1,2 He died on 14 June 1942, at age 66, in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.² He was buried in Pleasant Street Cemetery (Section P, Lot 2, Row 5, Sub Lot N), Kamloops, Thom[son-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Canada.²

Charles Benton Wagner was born on 12 December 1869 in Bloomington, Illinois.¹ He and Mary June Caywood were married on 25 March 1892 in Lincoln, Johnson, Nebraska. He died on 3 June 1958, at age 88, in York County, Nebraska.

When Charles B Wagner was 4 years old, he was adopted and raised by David Daniels and his wife. They lived in Bloomington, Illinois. When Charles was 15 years old he left Daniels and went either to Bozeman Montana to herd sheep or to South Dakota to work on the railroad. He arrived in Nebraska n 1886.

In 1887 the Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists built a four-storey mission known as the Lincoln City Church, later known as Capitol View. Charles Benton Wagoner and his brother Delno L. Wagner helped build the mission.

In 1908, part of the Charles Benton Wagner family including mother Mary June Caywood Wagner and children Ethel, Carence, Eleanor, Imogene, Viola, Dora and Gladys left the family farm in Section 8, Hays Township, York County, Nebraska and moved to a farm in Vinton Township, southwest of Ord, Nebraska. Winifred was bron after Mary June moved to Ord. Father Charles Benton Wagner with daughter Abbie and sons Ora and Cecil stayed on the Hays Township farm. Abbie kept house for the men until until she married Sam Bricker, at which point Ethel returned from Vinton to Hays to keep house. When she married Fred Walbrecht, Eleanor took her turn keeping house for the three men. Eleanor had attend schoo0l until the 9th grade in Ord, working for her room and board. The Wagner family was reunited in 1918 in York County when Clarence entered the service during World War I. The farm near Ord was sold and a farm was bought in Bradshaw, Nebraska. Ora kept farming the Charleston (Hays Township) farm.

While at the Ord farm, Charles B Wagner's mother Abbie Wagner Washburn came to live in York County to live wither her son and his family. Abbie Washburn died in 1920 at the age of 69.

Clarence Benjamin Wagner was born on 17 November 1892 in York County, Nebraska.¹ He and Olive May McClarrion were married on 18 March 1934 in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada. He died on 22 March 1962, at age 69.

Abbie Eliza Wagner was born on 19 October 1894 in Nebraska.^1,2 She and Benjamin Harrison Brickner were married on 25 September 1912.³ She died on 11 April 1978, at age 83, in Kearney, Buffalo, Nebraska.²

Ethel Ione Wagner was born on 8 September 1896 in York County, Nebraska.^1,2,3,4 She and William Hansen were married on 24 September 1924 in Marysville, Marshall, Kansas.⁴ She died on 12 June 1991, at age 94, in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.^2,4 She was buried in Ord Cemetery (First Addition, Lot 188), Ord, Valley, Nebraska.⁴

Ethel Hansen, 94, Dies at Farm Home

Funeral services for Ethel Hansen were held Saturday, June 15, in Ord. Mrs. Hansen died June 12, 1991 at her home southwest of Ord. She was 94.
The Rev. Jim Miller officiated at the 10:30 a.m. services at the Ord Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Ord City Cemetery.
Ethel Hansen was born September 8, 1896 at Charleston, NE in York county, to Charles and Mary Caywood Wagner. She was raised in Bradshaw and on a farm southwest of Ord. She attended school at the Vinton rural school south of Ord. Ethel was married to William Hansen, September 24, 1924 at Marysville, KS. They moved to the farm southwest of Ord where she lived the rest of her life. Her husband died in March of 1964.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Order of the Eastern Star Crystal Chapter No. 43 and she had been treasurer of the Vinton School Board for many years.
Ethel is survived by four daughters, Lucile Fenton of Broken Bow, Doris Steinbarger of Milford, Shirley Walker of Ord and Lois Wells of Cotesfield; eight grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her husband, seven sisters, three brothers and a grandson, Kirk Wells.

Ora Ivan Wagner was born on 17 July 1898 in Nebraska.¹ He died on 28 May 1980, at age 81, in Nebraska.

Eleanor Lillian Wagner was born on 30 July 1900 in Illinois.¹ She and Jacob Jensen were married on 11 August 1920. She died on 29 December 1942, at age 42.

Imogene Faye Wagner was born on 2 April 1902 in Nebraska.^1,2 She died in June 1966, at age 64, in New London, Henry, Iowa.^1,2 She was buried in Burge Cemetery, New London, Henry, Iowa.²

Cecil W. Wagner was born on 4 September 1903 in Nebraska. He died on 12 June 1973, at age 69, in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska.

Viola Lynn Wagner was born on 7 July 1906 in Nebraska.¹ She died in September 1982, at age 76, in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.¹

Viola Lynn Wagner was a Teacher.²

Olive May McClarrion was born on 12 April 1892 in Canover, Miner, South Dakota.¹ She and Clarence Benjamin Wagner were married on 18 March 1934 in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada. She died on 28 April 1979, at age 87, in Los Angeles County, California.¹

Benjamin Harrison Brickner was born on 7 October 1888 in Nebraska.¹ He and Abbie Eliza Wagner were married on 25 September 1912.¹ He died on 26 March 1964, at age 75, in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.

Greta Melvina Brickner was born on 17 July 1913 in Nebraska.^1,2 She died on 2 November 2000, at age 87.² She was buried in Chowchilla Cemetery, Chowchilla, Madera, California.²

Bud T. Brickner was born on 23 October 1914 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.^1,2 He and Ella Etta Welch were married on 7 August 1937 in Denver, Colorado. He died on 14 March 1998, at age 83, in Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska.² He was buried in Ord Cemetery, Ord, Valley, Nebraska.²

Twila Brickner was born on 30 July 1916 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.^1,2 She and Glenn A. Stroud were married on 21 June 1941 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska.² She died on 12 July 2004, at age 87, in Kearney, Buffalo, Nebraska.² She was buried in Westlawn Memorial Cemetery, Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska.²

Twila Brickner was a Stenographer in Farm Credit Services- Ord, Valley, Nebraska.^3,4 Daughter of Benjamin and Abbie (Wagner) Brickner.
Grew up on a farm southwest of Ord, graduated from Ord High School.
Worked for Farm Credit Services in Ord.
Married: June 21, 1941 to Glenn Stroud in Ord. He died in 1999.
The couple later moved to Kearney; she worked for Barney Abstract, Kearney, 12 years as secretary and bookkeeper; returned to work for Farm Credit Services in Kearney until retirement; later moved to St. Luke's Good Samaritan Village Assisted Living Center; moved to the nursing home, May 2004.
Member of New Life Assembly.
Survivors include: daughters, Donna Pease of Denver and Glenda Warford of Kearney; sister, DeEtta Kibbon of Blair; and four great-grandchildren; also sons-in-law, LeRoy Pease of Denver and Floyd Warford of Kearney and grandchildren, Jonathan Pease of Denver and Stacey Williams of Kearney.
Was preceded in death by her husband, parents; brother, Bud Brickner; and sister, Greta Bogert.