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Kathleen Jane Madsen was born on 19 February 1921 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. She and Harold Byrd Curryer were married between 1941 and 1945. She died on 26 July 1952, at age 31, in Morrow, Oregon.¹ She was buried in Orchard Prairie Cemetery (Plot 90-1), Hillyard, Spokane, Washington.

Clyde David Curryer was born on 26 March 1945 in Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, California. He died in July 1952, at age 7, in Irrigon, Morrow, Oregon.¹ He was buried in Orchard Prairie Cemetery (Plot 90-1), Hillyard, Spokane, Washington.

Alden D. Thayer was born on 10 May 1917 in Washington.² He and Evelyn May Curryer were married on 11 August 1974 in Moses Lake, Grant, Washington.¹ He died on 30 September 1993, at age 76, in Grant County, Washington.^1,2 He was buried in Pioneer Memorial Gardens, Moses Lake, Grant, Washington.²

Charles Henry Chamberlin was born on 8 February 1917 in Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa.² He and Evelyn May Curryer were married in Spokane, Spokane, Washington. He died on 8 March 1967, at age 50, in Moses Lake, Grant, Washington.^1,2 He was buried in Pioneer Memorial Gardens (Section GC L-32 #3), Moses Lake, Grant, Washington.²¹

Charles Henry Chamberlin was a Teacher.¹

Helen E. Curtis was born on 13 February 1910 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington.^1,2 She and Clayton Charles Curryer were married on 3 October 1934 in Buckeye, Spokane, Washington. She died on 19 February 1996, at age 86, in Sultan, Snohomish, Washington.² She was buried in Orchard Prairie Cemetery, Hillyard, Spokane, Washington.²

Ivan Drake (I.d.) Curtis Curryer was born on 22 May 1871 in Mankato, Blue Earth, Minnesota.² He and Bina Severina Larson were married on 13 January 1894 in Minnesota.² He died on 8 June 1936, at age 65, in Hinkley, Pine, Minnesota.¹ He was buried in Memorial Cemetery, Hinckley, Pine, Minnesota.¹

Obituary
Published in the Hinckley News, June 11, 1936

Mr. I.D. Curryer, one of the old timers of this territory, died suddenly at his home in Hinckley, Monday morning, June 8, of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Curryer had not been very well for some months but his unexpected death was a severe shock to his many friends. He had planned a fishing trip on Monday with a neighbor, Mr. Chas Lundin, and one of Mr. Lundin's guests, and had his lunch and everything ready to go. He went to the well to pump a pail of water and slumped to the well platform dead, and was found there a few minutes later.

Ivan Drake Curryer was born on May 22, 1871, at Mankato, Minnesota, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Curryer. On January 13, 1894, he was united in marriage to Miss Bina Larson, also of Mankato, and in 1900 they came with their families to Hinckley where they have since resided, well known and respected pioneers of this territory.

There were four children, Ruby M. Favelsy, Oshkosh, WI; Sadie Gertrude, deceased; J.C. Curryer, Milwaukee, WI; and Mrs. Ivene Olsen, Pasadena, CA, Also surviving him are two grandchildren, Mary Jane Curryer and Harlow Henry Favelsky; two brothers, John H. Curryer, Des Moines, Iowa and Alanson M. Curryer, Hollywood, CA. All of the children and the brother from Des Moines were in Hinckley this week for the services.

Our readers will remember Tales of the Old Timers. in these columns some few years ago. Mr. Curryer enjoyed the work of compiling the historical facts in those articles, and was always much interested in the development of the community and although not a member, interested in the Hinckley Fire Survivors Association which contained many of his companions of the earl logging days in this part of Minnesota.

He was also active in community and civic affairs, in commercial organizations, and for many years has efficiently served this village as a Justice of the Peace.

Mr. Curryer was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church of Hinckley here and probably one of the best known ministers in the state for the past two years located at International Falls, was called here to conduct the funeral services which will be held at the Trinity Church at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Thursday, June 11, 1936; Casket bearers are J.S. Patrick, H. B. Lyon, A. W. Nyline, O.B. Thompson, W. J. Hoffman and C. E. Lundin.

And so passes another of those rugged pioneers who helped to turn Northern Minnesota from a wilderness into a charming farming country, and the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Curryer extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved family in their hour of sorrow.

Bina Severina Larson was born in 1873 in Minnesota.^2,1 She and Ivan Drake (I.d.) Curtis Curryer were married on 13 January 1894 in Minnesota.¹ She died in 1938, at age ~65, in Galveston, Galveston, Texas.² She was buried in Memorial Cemetery, Hinckley, Pine, Minnesota.²