Frank Joseph Tarbert b. 10 Aug 1870 Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio, United States d. 24 Apr 1950

Chris & Julie Petersen's Genealogy

1870 - 1950 (79 years)

Name	Frank Joseph Tarbert
Birth	10 Aug 1870	Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio, United States
Gender	Male
Alt. Death	24 Apr 1950	Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington, United States [1]
_FSFTID	2CM9-QXY
Death	24 Apr 1950
Burial	27 Apr 1950	Chelan, Washington, United States [1]
Person ID	I247	Tarbert - Waldo
Last Modified	18 Sep 2018

Father	Joseph D. Tarbert, b. 19-24 Dec 1838, Moorefield, Harrison, Ohio, United States d. 6 Dec 1914, Wild Rose Prairie, Spokane, Washington, United States (Age 76 years)
Mother	Nancy Knox, b. 11 Oct 1839, Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio, United States d. 25 Jun 1900, Wild Rose Prairie, Spokane, Washington, United States (Age 60 years)
Marriage	12 Sep 1860	, Harrison, Ohio, United States
Notes	Married: Marriage date fo Nancy to Joseph Tarbert from Grace Gibert 223 S. Lincoln Apt. 4, Spokane WA 99204
Family ID	F18	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Clara Pennington, b. 22 May 1882, Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, United States d. Yes, date unknown

Marriage 28 Jan 1902

Children

	1. Florence Laura Tarbert, b. 5 Sep 1903, Deer Park, Spokane, Washington, United States
	2. Eva Blanche Tarbert, b. 14 May 1906, Deer Park, Spokane, Washington, United States
	3. Howard Hubert Tarbert, b. 21 Jul 1908, Milan, Spokane, Washington, United States d. 17 May 1984, Spokane, Spokance, Washington, United States (Age 75 years)
	4. Harold Wilmont Tarbert, b. 19 Apr 1910 d. 20 Oct 1981, Alaska, United States (Age 71 years)
	5. Living
	6. Reta Mariel Tarbert, b. 13 Apr 1924, Spokane, Spokance, Washington, United States d. 5 Dec 2012 (Age 88 years)

Family ID F102 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 31 May 2021

Photos

Documents

EX-DEER PARK MAN, 79. TAKEN IN WENATCHEE
WENATCHEE, April 25, Frank Joseph Tarbert, 79, Wenatchee, died here last night. Born in Ohio, he moved to Spokane in 1880 and lived much of his life in the Spokane and Deer Park regions. He moved to Wenatchee 10 years ago.
He first lived on Wild Rose prairie near Spokane and during the Indian uprising in that area he and his mother were attacked by the Indians. He later helped build an Indian stockade for protection of the whites.
He was in the lumber business in Deer Park for many years.

Notes
Birth place Nottingham TWP?

Sources

[S39] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 23 Mar 2016), entry for Frank Joseph Tarbert, person ID 2CM9-QXY. (Reliability: 3).