Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameCarrie L. Ward 
Birth18 Jan 1880, Kansas923
Death25 Jun 1952, Idaho
Burial28 Jun 1952, Normal Hill Cemetery, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
Burial MemoDivision: Ioof Row: 43 Lot: 032 Grave: 02
FatherBurgess Ward (1856-1930)
MotherAmelia (~1861-)
Spouses
Birth3 Oct 1871, Germania, Potter Co., Pennsylvania
Death30 Sep 1953, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
Burial3 Oct 1953, Normal Hill Cemetery, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
Burial MemoDivision: Ioof Row: 43 Lot: 032 Grave: 01
FatherChristian Sebold Rukgaber (1825-1885)
MotherMary Gottlieben Pflueger (1832-1887)
ChildrenJohn Ward (1911-1957)
Howard Lee (1915-1976)
Notes for John (Spouse 1)
Obituary
Driver, 82, Dies in River Plunge - Lewiston,Idaho, Sept.30, 1953. - John Rukgaber, 82 well known pioneer [and] Lewiston resident, died today when the automobile he was driving went off the Lewis-Clark highway 14 miles east of here and plunged into the Clearwater river. The car came to rest on its top with the wheels above water. Chub Ralstin, Lapwai school bus driver, who passed the scene two hours later, entered the river and recovered the body.
Sheriff's officers said Rukgaber was traveling toward Orofino. They said skid marks indicated the car traveled 108 feet along the right side of the road and then turned sharply across the highway and plunged into the stream. Officers theorized the elderly man may have suffered a heart attack or lost control of his car.
Meat Market - was the meat market man at the St. Louis world fair in 1900. [1904]
Driver, 82, Dies in River Plunge - Lewiston,Idaho, Sept.30, 1953. - John Rukgaber, 82 well known pioneer [and] Lewiston resident, died today when the automobile he was driving went off the Lewis-Clark highway 14 miles east of here and plunged into the Clearwater river. The car came to rest on its top with the wheels above water. Chub Ralstin, Lapwai school bus driver, who passed the scene two hours later, entered the river and recovered the body.
Sheriff's officers said Rukgaber was traveling toward Orofino. They said skid marks indicated the car traveled 108 feet along the right side of the road and then turned sharply across the highway and plunged into the stream. Officers theorized the elderly man may have suffered a heart attack or lost control of his car.
Meat Market - was the meat market man at the St. Louis world fair in 1900. [1904]